Lorraine Lee

1 week ago | bookoftheday.nextbigideaclub.com | Michael Kovnat |Lorraine Lee

You’re doing great work. So why does it feel like no one’s noticing? Because they’re not. Being good at your job and putting your nose to the grindstone just isn’t enough to get ahead in your career. More than anything, you need to be seen, and that calls for an entirely different skill set. has been there. Early in her career—in which she was a founding editor at LinkedIn and Prezi— she kept her head down, hit every deadline, and still got passed over.

Apr 4, 2024 | mylittlebird.com | Nancy Pollard |Lorraine Lee

By Nancy PollardAfter owning one of the best cooking stores in the US for 47 years—La Cuisine: The Cook’s Resource in Alexandria, Virginia—Nancy Pollard writes Kitchen Detail, a blog about food in all its aspects—recipes, film, books, travel, superior sources, and food-related issues. BY NOW almost everyone on the planet knows about the miracle woodworking tool that became  indispensable in professional and home kitchens alike.

Feb 22, 2024 | thatsmags.com | Lorraine Lee

Beyond Shame is a mission-driven column, aimed at destigmatizing difficult human experiences, offering insights and strategies to empower personal growth, healing, and deeper connections. Who Am I? If we're fortunate, our journey to find the answer is filled with moments of meaningful introspection, self-discovery, and eventual growth that can impact our lives for the better.

Jan 16, 2024 | thatsmags.com | Lorraine Lee

Beyond Shame is a mission-driven column, aimed at destigmatizing difficult human experiences, offering insights and strategies to empower personal growth, healing, and deeper connections. "When you don’t know where to start, begin with the end in mind."Last week, I experienced a panic attack – a rarity for me these days.

Oct 25, 2023 | thatsmags.com | Lorraine Lee

Beyond Shame is a mission-driven column, aimed at destigmatizing difficult human experiences, offering insights and strategies to empower personal growth, healing, and deeper connections. In the ever-evolving discussion around self-esteem and happiness, it's meaningful to trace our own, individual origins of shame.