by CorenaChase | Oct 21, 2025
I was a good student. I did my homework on time, studied zealously for tests, and read every assigned page. Math was hard for me, so I took a summer class to try to coax my brain into grasping all those black and white formulas. I was always relieved when math tests... 
by CorenaChase | Sep 9, 2025
This year I have been working on a book about how we individually and collectively overvalue confidence. The book covers many aspects of how we think about confidence: the confidence we have in ourselves, the confidence we want to see in others, the confidence we feel... 
by CorenaChase | Apr 17, 2024
The most common question I get from my clients in leadership these days is, “It seems like there is something going on with generational differences beyond the usual misunderstandings and “kids these days” frustrations that arise in every generation…am I over-reacting... 
by CorenaChase | May 23, 2022
Self-awareness is hard. My work with people requires loads of it; a real willingness to dig in and question themselves and think about all the implications of how they are behaving and getting things done. I have such consistent respect, even awe, as I do this work... 
by CorenaChase | Mar 8, 2022
Today, International Women’s Day 2022, I decided to go back and read what I had written on this same day in 2019. I wrote this: I am always concerned in addressing women as a whole, about who won’t be able to relate, who may feel a little left out or left behind,...