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Being Good at Your Job Might Not Be Enough: Here are 3 Steps to Elevate Your Career
Being good at your job might not be enough to guarantee a successful career. Sounds pretty counterintuitive, right? The landscape of the...
Jan 15, 2019


#selfcare
We live in a world where a true work/life balance is really difficult to achieve. Many of us don’t have the luxury of totally...
Nov 7, 2018


Why Hard Work Doesn't Always Equal Success
We live in a culture where we aren’t necessarily reinforced for hard work and dedication, but we equate success with taking our work to...
Oct 30, 2018


It's Perfectly OK to not be Perfect (We Actually Suggest it!)
The Difference Between “Needing” and “Wanting” As we discussed in previous blogs ("Why to Stop Needing and Start Wanting"), there is a...
Oct 11, 2018


Perfectionistic Procrastination
As part of our month long conversation about time management, I want to take some time to discuss a type of procrastination that stems...
Oct 4, 2018


Treating Time Drains- Part Two
Last week, we talked about how you can change your mindset about work to improve productivity and decrease procrastination. This week’s...
Sep 27, 2018


Treating Time Drains- Part One
Last week, we discussed how to diagnose time drains as a strategy to evaluate your time management skills. Now that you have a clearer...
Sep 20, 2018


Diagnosing Time Drains
With summer coming to an end (sigh), we approach the Fall with a reinvigorated sense of productivity….right? Not for all of us. For some,...
Sep 12, 2018


I'm Stuck At a Job That I Hate- Part Two
Last week, we discussed how to think differently about a job that you hate. Today, we’re going to discuss what you can DO when you’re...
Aug 22, 2018


Why You're Making Challenging Coworkers More Challenging- Part Two
Last week we discussed the Unreliable and the Competitive coworker. This week, we’re focusing on the Disrespectful and the Dark Cloud...
Aug 8, 2018


Why You're Making Challenging Coworkers More Challenging- Part One
“How do you deal with a difficult or challenging coworker?” is a tough question. While there are definitely behaviors that are considered...
Aug 1, 2018


Dealing, Coping, Thriving- Part Two
Last week, we discussed the importance of goal setting in helping to determine when it is time to make a personal or professional change....
Jul 25, 2018


Dealing, Coping, Thriving- Part One
If you’ve been following along with our weekly blogs, you may have noticed an overarching theme. Many of our blogs focus on the fact that...
Jul 18, 2018


"I'm not sure."
Meetings for the Day- 3 Calls Scheduled- 4 Unread E-mails- 25 Unanswered Voicemails- 5 Items on To-Do List- 10 Phones Ringing- 2 Calls...
Jul 11, 2018


You Made a Mistake At Work, Now What?
We all make mistakes at work, but why do we tend to make these mistakes seem so much bigger than they actually are? It all comes down to...
Jun 27, 2018


Why to Stop Needing and Start Wanting
Jamie was recently promoted to Director at the financial services company that she has been working at for the past three years. While...
Jun 20, 2018


Expect the Expected
Jake is an account executive at an advertising agency, and he really enjoys his job; however, there is just one problem: Jake’s boss Mike...
Jun 13, 2018


I Just.....Can
Yesterday while I was at the deli waiting to pick-up lunch, I heard two men discussing their workday. It sounded like it had been a...
Jun 6, 2018


I Failed, But I'm Not A Failure
Over the past two weeks, we learned about why Alison and Max negatively reacted to losing a client. In today’s blog, we’re going to...
May 30, 2018


Why Do We Go To Extremes?
Happy Wednesday! For all of you following along with the story of Alison, Max, and Dave- today we’re focusing on Max. Last time we saw...
May 23, 2018
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