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Career Blog

We are currently in a brand update. We are updating out brand colors, redesigning our website and updating our wording to reflect who we are and who we serve. During this process I was working with a marketing firm and...
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I walked by my husband’s work space this morning and something caught my eye. 6 yellow Post-it notes down the side of his computer screen. That is weird. I’ve never seen him do that. My husband has worked for the...
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I know you have probably said this to yourself more than once.  I know I have. “It’s been a year.” When the pandemic hit my main source of income, recruiting, came to a screeching halt. My future source of income...
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My very first friend passed away this week. Her parents and my parents lived in the same apartment complex since when we were both born until we were 4 when we moved to Michigan and they moved to Central Illinois....
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I was recently working with a client who is on job search. I was prepping them for an interview. I am sure that their attitude towards the interview process started out positively but, several interviews later with no successful offers,...
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I have gained some weight and I am not happy about it. I could blame 2020 and no one would fault me. Yet, even if the isolation and low-level anxiety of the pandemic contributed to my overeating, the fact is...
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I’m on the phone with a friend as she was driving away from Starbucks. She was trying to convince me to order her new favorite latte. (Chai tea latte with oat milk and 3 pumps brown sugar syrup in case...
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I’m reading a great book called Niksen: Embracing the Dutch Art of Doing Nothing by Olga Mecking. Niks, in Dutch, means nothing. And the verb, niksen, means doing nothing, specifically without a goal or purpose in mind. To do nothing...
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I was talking with a young woman who had recently been laid off. She was unhappy. I listened to her talk and could feel both her fear and her blame: It will take me so long to find a new...
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I was listening to a recent call and the speaker said that your brain responds to the command 5 4 3 2 1 GO! She had heard about this from Mel Robbins – author of the book The 5 Second Rule. Which...
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