![Busyness as a Tool of White Supremacy [An Important Read for Women of All Colors]](https://suzycarroll.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Busyness.Opression-1080x675.png)
by Suzy Carroll | Jun 30, 2020
A friend who knows my experience overcoming busyness recently forwarded an email that included this from diversity, equity and inclusion expert Desiree Adaway: “One of the tools of white supremacy is busy-ness. This sense of urgency makes it so we do not connect on a...
![‘Unlearning’ My White Ways [Re-orienting to Racial Equality]](https://suzycarroll.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Picture.Blog_.Unlearning-1080x630.png)
by Suzy Carroll | Jun 9, 2020
I’ve been pondering this: Had George Floyd’s murder happened in a time when people like me were rushing about in their usual busyness – and after pausing to say, “This is horrible,” quickly returned to their comfortable ‘normal’ – would this horrific event have...
by Suzy Carroll | May 14, 2020
April 21st. That is the date of my last newsletter – what has happened to time? Have you felt a blurring of days, peppered with forgetfulness, distraction and well, 101 emotions moving through you in any given day? It’s a ride for sure. One I would love to exit and...
by Suzy Carroll | Apr 21, 2020
I’ll admit I’ve not read Marie Kondo’s book, but I get the gist…keep what uplifts you, let go of what does not bring you joy. The past two years I’ve purged my closet (and house) multiple times. Slowly distilling material possessions down to ‘what brings me joy’...
by Suzy Carroll | Apr 8, 2020
Morning have always been my favorite part of the day. For me mornings signify a day full of possibilities. But as I peer through the looking glass of life gone past, I see how I confused “possibility” with “productivity.” Or more aptly – over-productivity. This unique...
