Things Remembered - April 19, 2026

Who Makes Work Work?

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Celebrating Workplace Heroes

A well-run workplace doesn’t happen on its own. Behind the meetings and deadlines are people who notice what needs to happen next and make sure it does. Administrative Professionals Week is a chance to recognize the people who keep work moving, often without much fanfare.

It also raises a timely question: Who counts as an administrative professional these days? Maybe it’s time to broaden the celebration...

👉 Read more about the people who make work work

In Power & Impact, I sit down with David Landsberg of Goodwill South Florida to explore what happens when private-sector discipline meets a mission rooted in human potential. We talk about leadership through disruption and how creating real pathways to work can restore dignity, confidence, and a sense of belonging.

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: In last week’s Celebrate Your Story, Allison Gilbert shared insights from her work with Dr. Ruth, reflects on the importance of intergenerational relationships, and offers advice on loneliness, friendship, and how to build stronger connections in a world that too often leaves people feeling disconnected. Available on YouTube, Spotify & Apple Podcasts.

A PLANETARY GIFT? Earth Day gives us a chance to think about one of our most important relationships: the one we have with the planet we all share. It’s a reminder that caring for the Earth begins with awareness, grows through small, steady actions, and ultimately becomes a way of caring for one another and for future generations. Read more.

CELEBRATING AMAZING MOMS: Mother’s Day is just a few short weeks away, offering a chance to celebrate in ways that feel personal, whether that means a handwritten note, time together, flowers, or a meal made just for her.