I worked on walking away and taking a couple of hours to come back with a clear head. My brother is very good at this. I really started to practice t… - Jennifer Moss

Leaders are sort of looking to move on,” she said. “There's been some great things that have happened – flexibility and remote work and more conversations around mental health in the workplace, destigmatizing burnout … huge investments made in mental health and wellbeing, but we're still feeling like they're not being actualized at work.”

I tackle hard things. And if it's really hard, I just dig my feet in a little bit deeper so that I'm completely anchored. I'm not afraid to do hard things at all,

I’m not a religious person but I find something bigger than myself and something inspiriting in nature. I see connections – the same patterns that are on a microscopic scale are on a macroscopic scale, and the way the world has organized itself into these super-efficient and beautiful patterns. I love reading science books about physics and nature and learning amazing little details about the natural world. My first instinct as an artist is to be representational, but if I abstract my work, it pulls the viewer to spend a little more time with it.”