by Lori Ann King | Mar 24, 2026 | Self-Care
Every once in a while, we come back to what we know: routine can help manage times of anxiety and stress. A few weeks back, Jim and I both had a cold. Nothing major, but it lingered. We slept more, moved less, and gave ourselves permission to skip the gym, the bike,...
by Lori Ann King | Mar 17, 2026 | Leadership and Culture
The moment I heard my mentor was leaving, fear asked one question: “What about me?” My promise to myself last year, after a long break from writing, was to be as authentic as possible. To stay aligned with my truth. That promise comes with vulnerability. And...
by Lori Ann King | Mar 10, 2026 | Self-Care
Recently, I finished a hot BikYasa yoga class and came home thinking I might take a nap. But then a text came in from a friend confirming a tea date a bit earlier than I’d expected. Nap or tea with a friend? Both are forms of self-care. Rest matters. But so does...
by Lori Ann King | Mar 3, 2026 | Leadership and Culture
Recently, I came across the idea of resume virtues vs eulogy virtues from David Brooks in The Road to Character, and it stopped me in my tracks. I’ve spent most of my life building a resume. Only recently did I realize I was also building a character. Resume virtues...
by Lori Ann King | Feb 24, 2026 | Cycling
Your Power Serves the World, So Use It “Your playing small does not serve the world.” – Marianne Williamson It took me decades to really understand that line. In high school, I started running to stay in shape for soccer. My best friend would join me, and without...
