Debra Woog Published on: 03/28/2026Overadulting costs can include health, relationships, and peace of mind. Have you ever felt your plate has more on it than you can actually handle? If so, you're not alone.
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Overadulting costs can include health, relationships, and peace of mind. Have you ever felt your plate has more on it than you can actually handle? If so, you're not alone.
When the stress of Adulting outweighs our joy for longer than a day or two, we may have tumbled into Overadulting mode. Let's look at Jack and Jill to illustrate its impact.
"Life is hard," Cindy's grandmother Mémé used to sigh to her. Sometimes it's so hard that it's actually impossible to handle solo—that's where Crisis Navigation Partners® come in.
Wonder Woman may be our perfect superhero. She does it all—everything for everyone—all while upholding her values, sustaining hope, and looking fabulous.
We are pleased to share our new YouTube clips from our recent Caring Without Collapse: Strategies from the Front Lines panel discussion. We invite you to view this brief playlist to get to know Connect2.
Hypercompetence, often originating in traumatic experience, overactivates our internal motivation and draws us into action—even when it's not necessarily our place. We Crisis Navigation Partners® know about it firsthand.
Watching new piers installed at Cove Island Park taught me something about crisis: we need pillars of support and enough flexibility to adjust to the tides. What are your pillars?
On our inaugural Crisis Navigation Partner® field trip, Maria and I attended American Repertory Theater's Night Side Songs, an innovative musical about palliative care and community.
We all have strengths and gifts that come naturally to us. It's easy to assume everyone shares them—but it's important to remember our society thrives on each person's unique contributions.
This Wednesday, Connect2 Corporation turns 26 years old. Anniversaries make me reflective. Read on to join me as I review the key moments of how this business came to be—in loving memory of Jochen Wünn.
Making something forces our brains to slow down, to pay attention, to notice what's around us. The process converts our thoughts, feelings, ideas, and instincts into something concrete.
Twenty-five years ago, I dedicated my business to accompanying leaders through the twists and turns of their lives and work. Today I'm thrilled to announce the newly expanded Connect2 Corporation.
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