Reflections on Gratitude and Purpose

Reflections on Gratitude and Purpose

I woke up this morning thinking about gratitude.  I suppose it’s “that time of year” when we all hope to pause and appreciate the bounty of our efforts… but amidst the isolation and emotionally taxing challenges of the past couple of years, maintaining an...
Mental Health, Self-Knowledge and a Road to Meaning

Mental Health, Self-Knowledge and a Road to Meaning

In  Plato’s Apology, written nearly 2500 years ago, he famously quoted Socrates as saying that “The unexamined life is not worth living”.  Socrates’ words have resonated with me over the years, so much so that I recall using that quote as the opening...
Lost In Translation – Guardianships: When, Why & What.

Lost In Translation – Guardianships: When, Why & What.

Listen to the audio version of this post It’s Terminology Tuesday, so today we are tackling the word Guardianship, which is a legal term used to protect minors and individuals with diminished capacity. Understanding the derivation of the word can help explain its...
Design and Divorce

Design and Divorce

Listen to the audio version of this post While scrolling through my Instagram feed, I saw that Mally Skok, a friend, an amazingly creative interior designer and one of my favorite IG posters, had begun commenting on her feelings, memories and reflections as she and...
Lost In Translation – Analyzing Adversarial

Lost In Translation – Analyzing Adversarial

Listen to the audio version of this post The word ‘adversary’ has a negative connotation, so it’s understandable that the adversarial legal process does as well.  Therefore, when heading down that path clients often presuppose that it will be painful and...

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