Strategies for Introverts: Navigating Workplace Visibility

As an introvert in this extrovert world, I found these two Harvard Business Review articles, “Are You an Introvert? Boost Your Visibility” and “An Introvert’s Guide to Visibility in the Workplace,”very interesting. There is a statement in one of the articles about introverts being able to make themselves seen and heard—without pretending to be someone … Continue reading Strategies for Introverts: Navigating Workplace Visibility →

Leading Across Generations: What Millennials Teach Us About Effective Leadership

I recently came across an insightful article about leading millennials, and I believe its principles are applicable to everyone, not just millennials. You can read the full article here, but what particularly caught my attention were these four elements outlining what millennials expect from their leaders: Mission-based role assignment, Acknowledgment of life outside of work, … Continue reading Leading Across Generations: What Millennials Teach Us About Effective Leadership →

Subtle Dream

Today, I'm sharing the fourth poem from Pedro Rodríguez Miranda, my grandfather-in-law, titled "Sueño Sutil". Sueño Sutil¡Oh que sueño aquél de la noche aquella,te apreté en mis brazos y calmé mis penas!Soñé con tus besos, tus labios de fuego,Tus dientes de perlas y tus ojos negros.Soñé que te abrazaba en un eterno lazo,Con dulces caricias, … Continue reading Subtle Dream →

Empowering Legacy: Honoring Puerto Rican Women Pioneers in History

This month, we celebrate Women’s History Month, an annual observance highlighting the contributions of women to events in history and contemporary society. On March 12, 1987, the United States Congress passed Public Law 100-9, designating March 1987 as “Women’s History Month” and requesting the President of the United States to issue a proclamation calling upon … Continue reading Empowering Legacy: Honoring Puerto Rican Women Pioneers in History →

Reflections on the Spanish Language and My Learning Journey

It’s fascinating how much we change as we get older. Things that we took for granted when we were teenagers and young adults, we now treasure and look for ways to expand our knowledge of what we once disliked. One of those things was the Spanish language—not the language per se because I love my … Continue reading Reflections on the Spanish Language and My Learning Journey →