THE STRUGGLE TO FIND the right balance between work and private life is central to all women.  Simply put, we are often overwhelmed.

In 2007 I published my first book, Going Gray. I stumbled into one very simple solution to free up large amounts of time and money – to step off the artificial-hair-coloring treadmill and embrace your authentic hair color.  The book explodes many of the myths that drive women to dye:  that men don’t find gray hair attractive and that it disguises our true age.  I hope you read it and maybe even join the movement.

Continuing to explore issues central to women’s lives, I am at work on my next book about how women’s particular emotional “wiring” plays out in the workplace. I will be blogging about the subject and am very interested in building a community of women who will partner with me to unearth essential truths – some of them uncomfortable and some of them empowering -- about how emotions can be a woman’s best professional tool and her worst enemy.

Please check back regularly and feel free to comment and participate.