HELLO!! Welcome to our website! We are building it a little at a time as life hurtles on. It’s a work in progress and we can’t wait to keep adding- like a fixer-upper house, I suppose. 

We hope for it to be a home to everything Chatterjee-Woolman: ebooks (oh yes, John has some compilations floating around the internet, did he tell you?), our blog posts, and PrintScreenByJohn. Over the next few months I will be transferring over blogposts originally posted in social media due to time constraints. So exciting!

Our free newsletter (Conversations & a Cuppa) will not be on here- that’s exclusively for email newsletter subscribers.

In other news, our landlord is selling his house in a pinch. This means we are moving on short notice. We like our landlord and we love the house we live in right now. So, I’m not thrilled at the prospect of moving. It was a bit of a crisis when we were first informed. But one thing to come out of Project Career Change is our crisis response system! We even have a Chatterjee-Woolman crisis meeting workflow (yessir! But you expected that from me though, didn’t you?). Like an A to E assessment in a clinical emergency it acts as a structure for us to gather data, and thoughts to decide on the next step.

You know, our crisis workflow starts with, “What is the crisis?”. You will be amazed how two people facing the same situation will define completely separate things as the actual issue! 

John, for example did NOT see moving house as the crisis. He was excited about it because it benefits Project Superheroes. To him the crisis was the packing & the logistics because I will be on shifts, ostensibly leaving John to do EVERYTHING alone.For me, the crisis was all the time this move will consume. I HATE moving. I would rather have a root canal than move! I have so many other things I had scheduled to do- which will now be postponed or cancelled because of the move!

We are a few weeks along in the process and feel like we have some semblance of control back. My Relocation Folder, & moving checklists are back in action too! Yay!!

(Huge thanks to all our friends who showed up in our time of crisis!)