My favorite albums
An ode to the albums that defined growing up, falling in love, and finding meaning—part memoir, part mixtape, all heart.
Stephen Boudreau serves as Chief Marketing Officer at Avid. For over two decades, he has helped nonprofits leverage the digital space to grow their impact. To that end, Stephen co-founded RaiseDonors, a platform that provides nonprofits with technology and experiences that remove barriers to successful online fundraising. He is semi-retired rec-league soccer player, audiobook enthusiast, and the heavily-disputed UNO champion of his household.
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My favorite movies
A personal tour of the movies that swept me away, broke me open, and reminded me why I love film in the first place.
Am I annoying to work with? (and other leadership lessons)
Micromanagement feels safe but turns bold ideas beige. Here’s why trust, not control, is the real work of leadership.
What to expect when you’re no longer expected
A story about parenting, persistence, and the moment your kids drift just far enough away to break your heart (in the best possible way).
All’s fair in love and sweatpants
A burrito, a gym mishap, borrowed sweatpants, and an unexpected reunion. A hilarious reminder that true love thrives in life's messiest moments.
“This is actually not that bad,” and other compliments I’ve received
Compliments should uplift, not crush your spirit. A humorous look at feedback gone wrong, and a practical guide for giving praise without causing pain.
The last superhero I ever watched a movie with
A personal farewell to my cousin Pablo, and the quiet, unforgettable moment we shared watching The Batman.
El Último Superhéroe con Quien Vi una Película
Una despedida personal a mi primo Pablo y el momento silencioso e inolvidable que compartimos viendo The Batman.
I didn’t have a parenting philosophy, so I made one up
Parenting is equal parts guidebook you never got and adventure you never expected. Every page written in real time.
The me I meant to be vs. the me I actually am
A funny, honest look at the gap between who we meant to be and who we actually are, with a little grace to fill the space in between.