The skills that come naturally shape your path more than you think—don’t take them for granted.

Your work deserves to be seen—here’s how to get noticed without feeling awkward about it.

I became a recruiter because I never felt comfortable in interviews. Funny how life works, huh?

I used to think being nice was a strength—until I realized it wasn’t helping anyone.

Not business-minded but dreaming of starting something yours? I get it.

January and I aren’t besties, but we’re learning to coexist. Here’s how I make the slowest month of the year work for me.

Personal branding can be exhausting. Here’s what’s helped me stay (somewhat) consistent.

Maybe making life harder isn’t always bad. Here’s why I’d do it all over again.

A little balance for the highlight reels—here are my biggest solopreneur fails of the year (and why they’re not the whole story).

Even if change feels scary, it doesn’t mean it’s not for you. Here’s to taking a chance on what truly matters—cozy feelings included.

Sometimes all we need to stop procrastinating is a reality check and some accountability—and sometimes we need a little more.

Self-compassion is productive. Slowing down, noticing your wins, and being kind to yourself helps you go further—no burnout required.

Mental health matters. Breaking the stigma starts with openness, kindness, and creating safe spaces for support.

There’s no manual for getting through a layoff, but there are things we can do to make sure it sucks a little less.

Some reflections on lessons that took their time to stick. Glad I finally got there—and maybe this will inspire someone else too.

Layoffs can reshuffle your whole life—and sometimes that’s good. But losing your sense of ownership shouldn't be part of the deal.

Sometimes, life gets so tricky we wonder how we can possibly do our job. But work can also be our happy place in moments like these—reminding us that we are great at what we do.

We all deserve a work environment that is productive and safe—but unfortunately that’s not how work looks like for most.

Goals need to work for you. If you make them adaptable and meaningful, you’ll be much more likely to stick with them.

Getting out there can be uncomfortable—but it's worth it. Establishing a personal brand makes you focus on your values and strengths and can allow you to do more of what makes you happy.