Our world needs strong, curious, capable leaders to move us forward in our increasingly complex world. During this graduation season, it is important that we celebrate and encourage these budding leaders because they will be charged with fixing what is broken. Barack Obama summed it up perfectly; "All those adults that you used to think were in charge and knew what they were doing? It turns out they don’t have all the answers. A lot of them aren’t even asking the right questions. So, if the world’s going to get better, it’s going to be up to you." No pressure at all.

A Time to Reflect and Honor

“How important it is for us to recognize our heroes and she-roes.” – Maya Angelou

This Memorial Day Weekend, we take the time to recognize the reason for celebration this weekend - to honor the men and women who nobly sacrificed their lives while serving the United States Military. We are grateful for their service to our country and reflect on the freedoms that their sacrifices have afforded us.

Pre-pandemic, I was poorly skilled in the art of streaming TV. Now I navigate the streaming apps like a pro and I’m up on the latest movies and miniseries, which brings me to the subject of this article.

Recently, I watched “Your Honor,” starring Bryan Cranston, and while the story of “good guy gone bad” is well played out, this one resonated differently for me.

In his viral NYT Op-Ed column, Adam Grant writes, “Flow is that illusive state of absorption in a meaningful challenge…where your sense of time, place and self melts away.”

You packed away your puffy coat and are ready to step into the warmer seasons feeling confident in your style. What fashion trends will you be seeing this spring and summer? How do you know what works for you?

True to The Co-Co mission, the re-launch of the Working Moms Group brought together women from all stages of life and career. Participants included:

• Leaders and executives in industries ranging from pharma, tech, finance, and real estate to non-profit, law, mental health, and education

• Former corporate executives making a career transition

• Those anticipating a pause

• Those just re-entering the workforce

• Established business owners, and

• Idea-stage entrepreneurs, among others.

We're sending love to you today–whether you are a daughter, a mentor, a friend, a soon-to-be mom, an auntie, a supporter, or motherhood feels close on your horizon and just out of reach.

A brief introduction - I am a Polish national who relocated to Summit, NJ in December 2019, just before the pandemic started. Thinking about my story, I was born and raised in a communist Poland. I believe that influenced my career as a coach/trainer and as an artist. Since early childhood, I dreamt of travelling and meeting people from different cultures.