HeyJaredYou Are Golden
Helping visionary women boldly claim their Golden identity—whole, wise, worthy—in life, leadership, and legacy-making.
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I Help Women Have Courageous Conversations. And Here's What That Means. (opens the original)
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I was on Zoom, explaining my work to a new acquaintance in a long, meandering way. I described the incredible kinds of women I coach and shared examples of the types of topics they bring me.And finally I said, well, simply put, I help women have courageous conversations.She tilted her head. And you know that tilt - the one that signals I think I know what that means, but maybe I don’t, so now I need you to tell me more.I shared. I help women tell the truth and be unapologetically themselves. Tha
I Almost Built Her a Project Timeline (opens the original)
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I close my eyes, and I can feel the weight of a pair of heavy steel shears in my right hand.I use them to snip the strings. The strings that tether me to something I am desperately trying to control.I’ll share what I’m currently obsessed with trying to control.My adult daughter is staying with us while she looks for her next job. And almost every morning I wake up with the urge to take charge of the whole thing. To create a spreadsheet, project timeline, and a budget. To check in multiple times
The Email I Never Meant Them To Read (opens the original)
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The person I had been writing about was copied on the email.I didn’t know that yet. I found out the way you always find out these things, all at once, when a reply landed in my inbox from the very person whose performance I had just spent two paragraphs gently, carefully, factually questioning.Let me back up.I sit on a board and had concerns about a member of the organization. Someone I felt wasn’t doing their job the way it needed to be done. So I wrote to my fellow board members. I was careful
The Lesson You Never Get To Learn (opens the original)
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Last week I wrote about the two certainties. The certainty that you want something, sitting right next to the certainty that it won’t work out for you. (If you missed it, you can read it here → The Two Certainties.)I shared about the ten months I’ve spent sticking with a workout program, after years of being certain I was someone who could never do that. And the thing that changed wasn’t more discipline. It was my thinking.There’s a part of that story I
The Two Certainties (opens the original)
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For years, I believed I was someone who couldn’t stick with a workout routine.I had all the evidence to prove it. A graveyard of unused credits at yoga and pilates studios. Fitness apps on my phone I signed up for and never opened. Every one of them tied to some attempt at a consistent routine that never stuck.So I decided that was just who I was. A person who does not work out consistently, aside from my daily walks. And then I found a program. And I watched myself stick with it.Ten months late
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