The Money Mindset Shifts That Changed My Life
I grew up in the Midwest as the daughter of immigrants. We didn’t grow up with a lot of money, but we grew up with a lot of love and a lot of determination...
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Quitting the Blame Game: 5 Ways to Tame Your Need to Blame
How do you behave when something goes wrong? Do you a) pause to gauge your part in the matter, accept responsibility, and move toward a solution? Or do you b) immediately look for someone...
6 Ways Covid-19 Anxiety Affects Your Work or Job Search
Coronavirus anxiety is increasing as numbers surge across the US and around the globe. As businesses shift, expand and close due to pandemic circumstances, it is especially hard hitting for executive job seekers trying...
How to Weather the Election and the Rest of 2020
Fires. Pandemics. Mass political unrest. Economic precarity. The election crisis. 2020, anyone? It seems like this year is just one wave of crisis after another, and our mental surge capacities are dwindling the longer...
You Can Recover From Setbacks – Here’s How
It doesn’t matter if you’re a newbie to the workforce or a seasoned pro, facing setbacks in your career can be devastating and hard to bounce back from. Whether you didn’t get the promotion...
How to Make Money During The Pandemic
Covid-19 has caused tremendous job loss. As of September 2020, more than 32 million cases have been reported worldwide, and around one million people lost their lives. According to The Guardian, more than 40...
Running a Business Can Take a Toll on Your Mental Health
Due to COVID and widespread job loss, many people have decided to become entrepreneurs and start their own business. It’s a great idea to go to work for yourself and build your own dream,...
A Hack for Mastering Marketing Agility: Watch the Movie Grease
Do you remember the movie Grease, and its big dance scene? Surprisingly, that scene is the perfect lens to master marketing agility. Summarizing the scene: a dance show chose Rydell High as the site...
How to Keep Your Career Safe in the Age of Technology
It’s December 31, 1999, and everyone around the world awaits the arrival of both the century and millennium. Teachers, airline pilots, train engineers, bus drivers, firefighters, doctors, nurses, architects, designers of all trades, and...
Forget Balance. You Need a Work-Life Breakthrough
When you ask people to use their hands to show what “balance” looks like, hands ultimately raise in some replica of a scale, similar to the scales of justice. Bogus. Yes, the very word...