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Struggling with mental health is an ongoing challenge for many; a challenge that can make many day-to-day scenarios difficult and taxing. Work is one such scenario. Your career can not only be affected by depression or anxiety, but can actually be the root of it. If you’re concerned about your mental health, the best person […] More
When it comes to workwear, summer is absolutely the hardest to navigate. In the colder months, we can layer up in chic coats and sweaters and call it a day; but when it’s hot, we have to figure out how to dress professionally while simultaneously avoiding an episode of hyperthermia and a pool of sweat […] More
You may or may not have heard, but right now, unemployment in the U.S. is at an all-time low, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which is great news. It means that as a job seeker, it’s a buyer’s market. You can comfortably search for a job because organizations are actively looking to recruit […] More
Raise your hand if you hate it when people brag — right, I thought so. Everyone does, which is why it’s easy to be paranoid that you’re crossing the line of confidence and bragging. Having the confidence to promote yourself and your accomplishments is a great thing, but it can feel icky. Luckily, there are […] More
Have you ever noticed there is always a certain pattern in your relationships? Maybe it’s in the type of partner you’re usually attracted to; maybe it’s in how the relationship tends to end. If you find yourself ending up in similar situations over and over again, odds are this is due to your subconscious programming, […] More
The career landscape is changing. Inc. magazine recently reported that 63 percent of companies have remote workers, and Forbes proclaimed that digital nomadism — taking your laptop and working with you while travel the world — is officially on the rise. There’s a palpable allure to location independence. We envision poolside work sessions, laptops in […] More
When I went away to college, pretty much the last thing on my mind was exactly how much student loan debt I’d graduate with four years later. Whether that was wise or not can be up for debate, but I’d be willing that a lot of eager college freshman aren’t thinking about student loan debt […] More
While reading one of many “art of the craft books,” I came across what I now call “the 20-minute rule,” or “the art of productively grieving your losses.” Let’s take an example: you apply for a new job. It’s THE JOB. It’s the job you KNOW you are perfect for. You’ve been waiting for this […] More
