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Love Letters from Mom

December 21, 2020 Melissa Daimler Leave a Comment

I got a “B” in Medieval History, I broke up with my boyfriend, I still wasn’t sure about my major, and I didn’t like my job at the local pizza parlor. Life was stressful as a freshman in college! So, I did what I always did. I called Mom. I pulled the telephone cord hard so it … [Read more...]

connection, identity, priorities connection, family, identity, poetry

This is a Culture-Defining Moment: Leading & Connecting Through a Crisis

March 23, 2020 Melissa Daimler Leave a Comment

A few years ago, I was stuck in New York at JFK airport trying to get back to San Francisco. My fellow passengers and I were standing in our designated lines at our departure gate, ready to board. The boarding time had come and gone. After twenty minutes with no updates, people … [Read more...]

connection, Cultural Development, Leadership

My Break Up with Social Media: How to Disconnect to Connect More at Work and in the World

February 16, 2020 Melissa Daimler 1 Comment

I feel less anxious. I press more lightly on my Sharpie.  I meditate more—sometimes even for twenty minutes instead of the usual ten. I laugh more at the little things.  I have started daydreaming about the big things.  I read more. (I highly … [Read more...]

connection, mindfulness, Technology connection, disconnect, mindfulness, social media, technology

What Are You Reading?

March 29, 2019 Melissa Daimler 3 Comments

Always the avid learner, I am constantly asking people: What books or articles are you reading lately? What podcasts are you listening to on your commute? What are you writing on and speaking about this year? What exciting projects are you working on? And my … [Read more...]

connection, learning, System connection, learning, system

Dad

December 13, 2017 Melissa Daimler Leave a Comment

There are so many kinds of deaths — some tragic, some a relative blessing. Living a full, long life is a blessing. Nonetheless, saying goodbye to a parent is nothing short of unspeakably hard. I feel pain like I have never experienced before. Moments of sadness hit randomly … [Read more...]

connection, identity Dad, death, family, patience, san francisco

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