She volunteered to lead a luncheon by recording a video explaining why she wanted it, after years of letting other people put their hands up first. Pam Bivans tells that story to show what getting comfortable being uncomfortable actually costs, and it convinces more than the usual encouragement because she names exactly what she used to do instead.
Her posts run short and there are a great many of them. Marketing gets inspected the way a road gets inspected, for potholes, before the traffic stops arriving. Outsourcing gets two pieces, one of them on the mistakes people repeat. A two part walk through small claims court covers both sides of the room, which almost nobody writes about.
Affirmations drawn from scripture run across several posts, and so do protein recipes built around a shake mix.
Forty three short pieces. Pick a subject rather than reading straight down, because the range is far too wide for one sitting.