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My Spouse Filed for Divorce — Now What?
It’s been a hard day at the office. You arrived early, stayed late, and handled a slew of meetings in between. As soon as you get home, you notice a bulky certified mail envelope. Your day just took a...
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Feeling Safe in Online Meetings: 3 Reasons Why It Matters
A sense of safety may be the last thing on your mind when your home is your office. You have everything you could need at arm’s reach, you start the day without even having to walk outside, and your...
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Why Companies Need a “Return on Energy”
As Beyonce recently pointed out, so many workplaces are breaking the soul of employees and pushing them to explore other options. What these companies don’t understand is that there is a way that...
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Overcome These 5 Listening Barriers to Realize Your Professional Potential
Hearing happens naturally, but listening is a skill that can be sharpened. We’ve all found ourselves drifting off during an important presentation or growing bored when we knew we should pay...
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Think Like a Queen: Generate Ideas That Matter
If you desire that moniker, especially in business, you need to produce ideas that are exemplary, responsible, or magnanimous. Consider the benefit of your idea to society. Keep creatures in mind....
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3 Tips When Creating Your Next Organizational or Corporate Team
“Try these three tips when creating your next organizational or corporate team,” says Catherine Mattiske, “and leave the frustration behind for good!” Groupthink Stinks. Don’t Hire People Like...
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The Good, Bad, and Ugly of Being a Digital Nomad
The digital nomad lifestyle is often shrouded in mystery. To the outside observer, it can appear to be a life of constant adventure, freedom, and flexibility. And while there is certainly some truth...
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Practicing Civility in the Face of Defensive Behavior
These ‘daze,’ there is a lot of talk about increased incivility in our work and social interactions. What can we do to engage in fulfilling, productive conversations in the work and at home that do...
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Meaningful Social Media Strategies for Women-Led Small Businesses
For women-led businesses, the opportunity to build your brand on social media is invaluable. Social media is a great way to connect with new audiences, develop your brand, and build community with...
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Lessons from She-Hulk: Dismounting the Tightrope and Writing Your Own Ending
The first season of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law just ended and we can all pretend that it was a light-hearted superhero sitcom that offered us an escape from reality, but it did not. The show perfectly...
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Become a Little Bit Famous: Gaining Visibility for Brand YOU
Most of us have low wattage on the visibility and fame spectrums. We are unknown outside of a small network of friends and professional contacts. We are not boldface names. Many hardworking people are...
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The Truth About Writing a Great Resume
There are countless opinions, blog posts, books, fish stories, courses, webinars, and hashtags about resumes that will tell you, definitively, about writing a great resume. Most of them make...
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Tips for Managing Holiday Chaos – Find the Joy, Not the Stress
Some people love the holiday season and thrive with the flurry of activities, including decorating, shopping, and parties. Others find it a stressful time that adds a lot to their already busy plate,...
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Let’s Take Back the Holidays!
It seems like every year, the holidays get more and more commercialized. Stores start putting up Christmas decorations in October, and it’s not uncommon to see Halloween candy on sale before the 31st...
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9 Things I Learned as a Solo Female Traveler
I took my first solo trip at the age of 18 when I was an undergraduate student at university. For a month after my freshman year, I traveled to Germany for some language-intensive classes. It was my...
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4 Keys to Unlocking Your Success at Work in Changing Times
How do I get ahead at work? What will take my career to the next level? Most employees will ask themselves these questions at some point in their lives, and the answers can be elusive. According to...
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Four Questions to Ask Before Investing Your Money
We’re witnessing some of the highest inflation rates since the 1980s. And the harsh truth is that most of our money is actively losing its value if it’s not being utilized. So, if you’re exploring...
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Personal Values, Corporate Values, Moral Values—Which should guide your...
When you face a difficult situation at work, where do you turn for guidance about what’s right and wrong? Today, some people are doing personal values tests to see which qualities of life are most...
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Unlock Your Originality, Embrace Your Potential and Identity
When I was an aspiring artist, I would seek out the works of women artists at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s galleries. There were some in the Modern wing but none that I could find from other time...
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How To Use Your Workplace Environment To Build Personal Development Skills
Workplaces are usually bustling environments filled with people of different opinions, interests, backgrounds, and roles. This makes them ideal spaces to work on your personal development skills....
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