Claire Peet 3/7/25 Claire Peet 3/7/25

I’m an addict

Now - before you report me to the authorities, let’s climb down that ladder and keep reading...

Claire Peet 2/17/25 Claire Peet 2/17/25

Slithering into Spring

Often, the very things we fear can be reinterpreted as chances for growth, creativity, or—dare I say it—fun. Now I’m not saying that I’ll be celebrating my next birthday at the reptile house with a cobra on my shoulders, but I am wondering how much of that fear is real, and how much is just a story we’ve told ourselves?

Claire Peet 1/10/25 Claire Peet 1/10/25

A Vision Board Epiphany

And of course, it wouldn’t be January without writing about goals, vision, and alignment. But instead of the usual tripe that makes us feel bad about ourselves, I want to talk about those self-doubts that rear their heads as we enter a new year (and a not-so-new version of ourselves).

Claire Peet 12/10/24 Claire Peet 12/10/24

One more thing…

The holidays are coming, with all their supposed joy and festive cheer, but instead of feeling buoyed by the magic, many of us feel like we’re barely holding it together. It’s strange, isn’t it? We know what we’re supposed to be feeling, making it all the more glaringly obvious that we’re, well, NOT.

Claire Peet 11/18/24 Claire Peet 11/18/24

The Hidden Costs of Being a Woman Leader Who Speaks Up…and Why It’s Worth It!

It’s easy to see why so many women hesitate to participate in meaningful conversations. Taking a stand can feel like a risk too great to bear. Straying from “neutral” or “balanced” can jeopardize our careers, relationships, and, most crucially, our self-belief and resilience.

Claire Peet 10/22/24 Claire Peet 10/22/24

A Female Leader’s Dance with Staged Authenticity

When the voices of professional women are still being marginalized, it’s easy to spot the weight of expectations that force us to put on a little show – whether they stem organizational structures, colleagues, or even our own self-doubt.