
The Most Important Thing You Need to Bring to Your Next Professional Networking Event? Curiosity!
The secret to effective networking is curiosity. It can jumpstart meaningful connections and professional relationships to propel your career.

The secret to effective networking is curiosity. It can jumpstart meaningful connections and professional relationships to propel your career.

Building professional relationships can be tricky, but practice makes perfect. Follow this guide to learn how to build strong workplace relationships.
Intentionally inviting struggle in and forcing change allows you to write your own story. In this article, I provide five ways to invite struggle in intentionally, to push yourself and scare yourself a little each day so that you can turn that pressure into diamonds.
It's easy to fall into the trap of thinking that you are supposed to have certain skill sets, be better at one thing over another, or be more like the superstars within your company that you’ve looked up to for so long. The truth is that having your own special sauce is why people will turn to you over someone else. This article will help you define the amazing and unique attributes that have gotten you to where you are.
When I was in junior high school, my friends and I would be on our (then cool) cordless phones for countless hours. I have absolutely no idea how we could talk for so long, or what we even talked about!

Being an entrepreneur is certainly NOT for the faint of heart. If you bought into the social media hype, you'd believe that you can launch a program and the next day, become a millionaire. But that's not really how business works. As a business strategist, I've been able to create a six figure business, while helping my clients do the same.

You've learned how to find a mentor, now it's time to foster that relationship so both of you can grow.

If there is one thing I have learned in my short period of being a career-driven woman, it is that mentorship is highly valuable. If there is anything else I have learned, it is that actually finding a mentor is no simple task.

"Who are you meeting for lunch this week?" Without fail, my former boss would ask me this question in every weekly status we had. And I dreaded the question.
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