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The year is winding down. Many organizations are near the halfway point of their fiscal year. This is the right

Impostor syndrome is the inability to internalize successes and strengths clearly, focusing instead of feelings of inadequacy or fear of

Self-publishing can be overwhelming and confusing, particularly if you have ever published a traditional book, or worked in an institution

I had the pleasure of doing the keynote talk for the Pennsylvania Museums Association conference in April, 2018. Below is

Mission-driven professionals are not in it for the money. They place their desire to fulfill the mission over themselves. Doing

Two weeks into the year, and statistically speaking, you are probably a failure. Most people who make new year’s resolutions

Here is a tool I am using this week to take stock before I plan and strategize about work for

Our new book, Objective Lessons: Self-Care for Museum Professional, focuses on the people who make museums work. Self-care is basically

Museums need a revolution of trust. The word trust is a common one in the museum field, embedded in mission

Pride and Prejudice, written by Jane Austen, was first published in 1813. In the subsequent 200 years, the tale of