Social worker on difficulty of coming out as trans

Licensed master social worker Jillian Celentano knew as a young child that she was a girl, and she only shared that she was transgender with her therapist 50 years later when she was on the verge of suicide. Transitioning later in life may come with challenges but also resources to manage them, experts say, and Celentano notes that "while most gender journeys are never easy, every human being has the right to live as their true authentic selves, regardless of age."

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Power changes your brain. Here's how leaders can adjust

As leaders ascend to more and more power within their organization, their brains must adjust to become "less detail-oriented and more visionary," which means they'll need to consult others more often to keep proper perspective, write David Rock, cofounder of the Neuroleadership Institute and institute consultant Cian McEnroe. The key is to find ways to focus on big picture plans for the future without losing sight of the day-to-day needs of your team, they write.