Self-reflective Questions – Why Are You Still Doing the Work You Do?
This month has been an insightful journey in self-reflection. As we close out the month, I’d like you to contemplate a final question: “What is your why?”
Harnessing Your Power! Career Advice Blog
Lots of issues show up at work that can be difficult to manage. And yet it is important for our own sanity that we feel like we are managing things well. Many of us seek advice from friends and family. Often, those sources are so biased for you that they can’t be as helpful as you hope. Share your question here – any question and I will give you my best advice. We can create strategies for, but not limited to: struggles in your role, management of a difficult employee, the boss that’s not nice or unreasonable, co-workers that don’t work, the interview process, the negotiating process, building a career, transitioning a career, getting a mentor, being a mentor, getting sponsored, dating at work or not, feeling less included, when to stay, when to leave and the list goes on! Check out what others have asked!
Give me your problem and I will give you advice. You can add my advice to all of the other advice you have received and decide for yourself what is best and how to move forward.
Self-reflective Questions – What Did You Learn Today?
Have you ever asked a child, “What did you learn today?” Quite frequently, you might get a shoulder shrug or a lackluster reply of “Nothing.” Astounding, right? What if I asked you? ...
Self-reflective Questions – Who are the People in Your Network?
Have you ever stopped to consider the strength of your current network before? Understanding your network is key, as I believe people are the secret sauce to a successful career...
The Power of Self-Reflective Questions
I think most of us could benefit from some planned exploration. This month, I’d like you to go on a journey with me into self-reflection. Thoughtful self-reflection can create a nice, personal accountability.
Are You Ready For the Next Thing?
My social media feeds have been filled with beautiful posts of celebrating graduates. This warmed my heart as I reflected on so many families that missed the opportunity to commemorate their special day last year ...
Let’s Support Small Businesses
Small businesses play such an important role in our economy, but in many ways we took them for granted before the start of the pandemic. Find out how we can show greater support for small businesses...
Our First Teachers
As Mother’s Day approaches, naturally I reflect on this role that I have actively and intentionally played in my own children’s lives. When I think of it more broadly, I acknowledge teachers that we have in the workplace as well.
Let’s Talk About Physical Health!
This month we have explored our emotional well-being and our financial well-being, as we audited these areas of our personal lives. For the last discussion on your personal audit, I want to invite you to consider your physical health...
Observations on Guilty Verdict
George Floyd was described by those who knew him as a sweet man. He met his girlfriend by offering to pray with her after observing that she might need it. He’d become known as someone who could see the needs of others...
The Audit Goes In On Health
During Financial Literacy month, we should also consider our emotional well-being. After all, our emotional state is foundational to everything in our lives.