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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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.
Every Valentine's Day, I'm acutely sensitive to the droves of humans feeling isolated. My personal mission is to reduce the devastating and dangerous loneliness crisis in our country, one person at a time.
My heart is brimming with gratitude, stemming from an intertwined set of experiences with three women I love. A simple daily texting tradition of sharing "one good thing" changed everything.
I've been playing a lot of iPhone solitaire lately, and it taught me an unexpected lesson: the secret to thriving may be not using every good opportunity that you have. It's okay to opt out.
Five years ago, I became conscious of a deep-seated expectation I'd been holding for myself, to be a high-earning, healthy, present mom. This led me to interview 26 women who fit that description.
March 19 is a significant date in my life and work. Doubting my Brilliance led me to discover my Brilliance—the story of how I launched Connect2 Corporation twenty years ago.
As I've been speaking, writing and teaching more about the Curse of HyperCompetence, I've expanded my hunt for its Cure—including one Salve I call Creative Renewal Time. Here's how it works.
A whole world seems to have opened up before me since I started writing and teaching about HyperCompetence. Questions about what I must do, what I'd like to do, and what I can let go provide round-the-clock inquiry.
Two months ago someone near and dear to me attempted suicide, a single working mom who cares for an ill parent on top of it all. Thank goodness she survived without long-term physical damage.
One of my clients is overwhelmed—the feeling comes in regular waves. When one crests, it's time to revisit her Unique Definition of Success and Priorities. Your UDS is your home base.
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