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It's Okay to Feel Stuck
We can feel stuck at any point in our career lives. Feeling stuck is okay, it’s an invitation to bring more focus and awareness to what we are experiencing. By embracing this moment of pause, we can...
2 days ago4 min read


The Truth Within and How Owning Your Completeness Rewrites Your Career Story
In an era defined by external benchmarks, curated résumés, algorithmic approval, polished public personas, the pressure to prove one’s worth is both constant and exhausting. It’s easy to believe we must build...
Aug 113 min read


How to Write a Profile Bio That Connects Instead of Just Lists
Ugh. For many therapists, writing a professional profile ranks high on the “least enjoyable” list when setting up in private practice. “Cringy!”, “I hate talking about myself!”, and “I hate that I...
Aug 86 min read


7 Invisible Forms of Career Grief, And How to Honor Them Without Burning It All Down
Career transitions are often framed as bold leaps or empowered pivots, but beneath the surface, many carry a quiet grief that goes unnamed. In this piece, writer and coach Yolan Bedasse explores the...
Aug 67 min read


How Happiness Coaching Boosts Workplace Productivity and Why Smart Companies Are Investing in It
In a world where employee burnout is on the rise and engagement is at an all-time low, organizations are looking for more than just traditional wellness benefits. One emerging solution is happiness...
Aug 63 min read


Competition Divides, Collaboration Unites, and Why Working Together Trumps Working Against Each Other
In today's hyper-competitive business landscape, we’ve been conditioned to believe that competition is the ultimate driver of success. From boardrooms to classrooms, the narrative remains consistent...
Aug 67 min read


Building a Healthier Workplace Culture through Corporate Wellness
The modern workplace has changed dramatically since the pandemic. Out are the standard in-office hours, and in is a mix of hybrid, virtual, and defined in-office attendance days.
Aug 52 min read


A “How To” Guide for the Prospective Writer – Step Six on the Writing Journey
Yes! Now we’re cooking with gas! If you’ve been following my “How To” guide for the prospective writer, then you’ve made it through writing ferociously, shadow work, building a cohesive setting...
Aug 14 min read


Transforming Anger Into Opportunity and Illuminating the Path to Career Clarity
In the maze of modern ambition, few emotions feel as disruptive or as revealing as anger. Often vilified or suppressed, anger quietly shapes our decisions, relationships, and professional reputations...
Aug 13 min read


The Real Glass Ceiling – Living a Life Without You in It
You do not have you. It means unhappy or lost in this context. You have all the acknowledgement, money, welfare, and material prosperity, but you do not have you. You have the career you dreamed of...
Jul 293 min read


Self-Respect is the Hidden Catalyst for Career Fulfilment
In a world constantly pushing us to improve, accelerate, and achieve, one element remains underexplored yet foundational: self-respect. It’s not just a personal virtue; it’s a strategic asset. When cultivated intentionally...
Jul 283 min read


Mentorship in Business Development – A Path to Success and Practical Recommendations
In today's business world, mentorship plays a crucial role in developing personal and professional skills. As someone who has transitioned from international business to mentorship and worked with Hollywood...
Jul 243 min read


5 Compelling Reasons to Nurture Your Career for Lasting Success
In an age of rapid transformation and shifting job landscapes, nurturing your career isn't simply a luxury; it’s an essential strategy for achieving longevity, fulfilment, and impact.
Jul 223 min read


Grace Under Fire: Honoring the Woman You Can’t Break” – Deja Frederick
She doesn’t boast. She builds. She doesn’t broadcast her battles. She bears them–silently, gracefully, and with a strength that only heaven could have handcrafted. Deja Frederick is not a headline.
Jul 184 min read


What 2025 Taught Government Attorneys About Transitioning to the Private Sector
The year 2025 has marked a pivotal moment in legal career transitions. What began as routine career planning for federal attorneys has become a wave of decisive professional shifts, reshaping the legal...
Jul 175 min read


A Seat at Her Table – Evlyn Mondu on Legacy, Luxury, and Leading in Hospitality
In a world where speed often trumps soul and curated content takes precedence over authentic connection, there are women in hospitality creating the quiet luxury spaces we are craving. An avid world traveler and multifaceted...
Jul 166 min read


The Power of Crafting Your Own Career Path
In today's dynamic and fast-paced professional environment, forging your own career path is more than a trend; it’s an empowering strategy that invites individuals to take control of their futures...
Jul 153 min read


The Narcissistic Charm of “Instagrammable” CEOs
There’s a new form of power that doesn’t shout, impose, or dirty its hands. It’s a power that aims, first and foremost, to seduce. It has the smiling face of the motivational CEO, the warm voice of corporate podcasts...
Jul 145 min read


How Coaching Empowers Professionals To Navigate Toxic Corporate Environments With Confidence
Feeling overwhelmed, undervalued, or out of place in your corporate job? You’re not alone. Many high-performing professionals silently struggle with the weight of workplace politics, bias, burnout...
Jul 143 min read


Fertility Benefits or Fertility Pressure? – Rethinking Support in Today’s Workplaces
In recent months, more companies have begun adding fertility-related benefits to their employee wellness packages. These include options like egg freezing, paid fertility treatments, or additional time...
Jul 145 min read


The Emotionally Intelligent Sales Professional and Using EQ to Build Stronger Client Relationships
In the fiercely competitive and sometimes unpredictable world of sales, the mantra has long been "Always Be Closing." While drive and a keen understanding of product features remain essential...
Jul 117 min read


A “How To” Guide for the Prospective Writer – Step Five on the Writing Journey
You’ve made it through enough steps of the writing journey that you likely don’t even know what they were at this phase. Have no fear, because that’s part of the process. Now that we’ve worked through...
Jul 104 min read


5 Mindful Ways to Write Powerful Accomplishment Statements for Your Resume
When it comes to crafting a standout resume, your accomplishments, not just your responsibilities, are what catch a recruiter’s eye. However, generating accomplishment statements isn’t just a writing...
Jul 94 min read


Lisa Hamilton Daly's Television Career Path to Making Hit Shows
A graduate student at Harvard's English department sits in Cambridge's Brattle Theater watching her fourth international film of the week. Years later, that same cinephile helps create several of Netflix's most successful drama series. Lisa Hamilton Daly's background defies entertainment industry convention, where executives typically emerge from film schools or talent agency mailrooms.
Jul 74 min read
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