How to Become a Career Coach
By, Andrea Travillian Coaching is a rapidly growing profession, people are looking for a good process to help people and at the same time people are looking for added support in moving forward in...
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Observations of a Teenage Sister
By, Ashley Crimaldi Written in 2008 My little sister is fourteen years old, and she is beautiful. She has perfect straight white teeth, a toned tan body, perfect complexion and mysterious green eyes. She...
Entitled to Lead: The Rise of the Millennial Female Leader
By, Alexia Vernon In their book, Generation We: How Millennial Youth Are Taking Over America And Changing Our World Forever, Eric Greenberg and Karl Weber propose that millennials (or Generation We as they have...
Was moving to NYC everything you thought it would be?
Note: This post is the first post of the “Ask a Career Girl” Series. I get questions and emails almost daily from readers, friends and Twitter followers and decided it was time to start answering...
10 Steps to Landing a Summer Internship
By, Heather Huhman College students are abuzz about landing the “Holy Grail” – the summer internship. With our country experiencing tough economic times, what is the best way to ensure not going without this...
Consistency Separates The Good From The Great
Consistency. When I hear that word, I cringe a little. It’s a word that makes me think: boring, too many details, not challenging and routine. It makes me think of people that get stuck...
From Application to Settlement, Know What to Expect
I believe the concept of Murphy’s Law – if something can go wrong, it will go wrong – was created around the time of the first real estate settlement. I do not mean to...
6 Factors That Impact Your Credit Score
Did you know that a credit score (FICO) increase of a mere 50 points could save $400 or more each month on a $300,000 mortgage, resulting in a savings of $144,000 over a 30...
Keep it Simple When it Comes to Happiness.
The last few weeks of my life have been utterly chaotic as far as my personal life goes. As things have started to settle down, I’ve had a chance to catch my breath and...
Advice for College Seniors and Juniors As I Graduate
By, Courtney Parham In October, when I mentioned that I’m starting my job search, my alum friend Jennifer replied, “May the force be with you. I spent 8 months trying to find a job.”...