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These days, it seems like there is no cut-and-dry path to the perfect career, and unfortunately, that sentiment goes double when it comes to starting a business. Whether you’re establishing yourself in an industry or making a career pivot all together, starting a business is a process that takes a long time and requires a […] More
Burnout exists in all careers — it does not discriminate based on your job, schedule, race, pay, or length of tenure, although it is more common in women. Until last May, I had not personally experienced burnout and I attributed that to the fact that I love my job (I’m a college professor). But, after […] More
A couple of years ago, I had a rude awakening. I was sitting at work one afternoon, mindlessly going about my day, when a single thought materialized in my mind. This is not what I want to do with my life. My job was neither challenging nor interesting. I wasn’t on a career path that […] More
If you’re anything like me, the prospect of goal-setting can be pretty overwhelming. One day, you’re marking up a beautiful new notebook with all sorts of goals: having $100,000 in an investment account by the time you’re 28, learning to actually like salad, landing a raise at your annual review. The next day, your notebook […] More
New year… new job? We know, that’s not quite the cliché “new year, new you” slogan you’re used to seeing this time of year. But, it still has some merit. The start of a brand new year (and in this case, an entirely new decade) can be thrilling. That turning of the calendar represents a […] More
A side-hustle can be a great way to gain some extra cash alongside your full-time job, but it also has its downsides. Experts recommend working no longer than 40 hours a week, and squeezing in a side-hustle alongside your usual shifts can be harmful for your physical and mental health. It’s therefore not surprising that […] More
It’s the perfect time of year to start to plan for your financial wellness. With 2019 in the rearview mirror, we’ve got a whole 12 months of data on how we spent, saved, and earned. That means you can start your financial planning really informed about what worked (and what might need some fine tuning) […] More
Our parents’ generation had it easy. Tupperware. They saw it coming a mile away and knew exactly which parties to avoid (or which to go to, depending on their storage needs!). Now, the multi-level marketing companies are pervasive, covering everything from leggings to smoothies to clean beauty and lipstick that will never, ever come off. […] More
