transformation

The orange chair

On trusting intuition and ancestral wisdom

23 hrs ago

What I saw when I opened my eyes

Mar 31

The hardest part about trusting intuition is resisting the urge to force a meaning before it's ready

Mar 25 • Sarah A McLean

Why work-life integration beats work-life balance for mothers in leadership

Mar 10 • Sarah A McLean

On the fear of opening my mouth

Mar 5 • Sarah A McLean

Driving in the dark

Trusting the signs when you can't see what's ahead

Mar 3 • Sarah A McLean

Who are you watching?

On the mother mentor gap — and what we're going to do about it

Feb 26 • Sarah A McLean

The children are watching

Why being an imperfect mother makes me a better role model

Feb 24 • Sarah A McLean

Let us plant dates

On creation, hope and leading with love for what we may never see

Feb 19 • Sarah A McLean

"The opposite of war isn't peace... it's creation"

Keeping creativity (and a bougainvillea) alive in winter

Feb 17 • Sarah A McLean

You might have to eat your face to get there

What a leopard gecko taught me about shedding, metabolizing, and the sometimes invisible work of becoming

Feb 12 • Sarah A McLean

Quiet is not the same as dead

What a hermit crab taught me about the messy middle of transition

Feb 10 • Sarah A McLean

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