You say you want to quit your job, but are you sure? Six years ago, I was running a billion-dollar media account with three children under three years old, and life was moving way too fast. I was the primary breadwinner, my husband was a stay-at-home dad, and I thought we made our choices and had to live with them. But when…

I remember feeling burnt out, frustrated, and trapped. My confidence was tied to my compensation. So twisted. I’m not sure when my job became my life, but there was no separation. But then again, there was no future either. Was there? Where is it leading? One minute I loved it…

Quietly quitting isn’t a work ethic problem; it’s employee defeat in a YOLO Economy. It’s the breaking point when employees feel so disengaged that they can’t summon the energy to perform at high levels, and even if they did, it wouldn’t pay off. But it’s not a solution; it’s denial…

Where are my readers at? Where are my podcasters? If you’re both, today’s post will be a treat. I’m sharing the highlights of two completely different genres with overlapping content. Book Jodi Picoult’s Wish You Were Here is a novel set in the pandemic. Netflix has already scooped up the rights…

I’m obsessed with routines. Why? Because they hold the key to your future. Sh*t will inevitably hit the fan: You’ll lose your job, encounter a crisis, or find yourself up against a seemingly insurmountable circumstance. And then? And then you’ll need to default to the basics. So, routines are how…

3 Career-Defining Struggles All Working Women Inevitably Face — “If I were a guy, I wouldn’t be writing this because I’d be out there playing and winning while my wife was doing the physical labor of expanding our family.” Serena Williams says goodbye to tennis — and hello to her next chapter. Earlier this week, Serena Williams announced her…

So Now What, I’m Just Good? — You need a plan. You need hope. You need resilience. And you need support. Over the next few posts, I will share how to achieve all four. This is the CONCLUSION By now, you’ve figured out that the formula to recession-proof your life is Plan + Hope + Resilience + Support. It’s not just for recessions, either. It’s when facing any uncertainty or potentially challenging circumstances that you can’t prevent. It’s when you want to face life head-on without letting it…

Coaches (ok, me) get giddy when clients share something to unpack. And, what I mean by that is, when clients say something casual like, I could never afford to do that, it’s like unlocking a door to a new cave to explore. I could never afford to quit my job. …

You need a plan. You need hope. You need resilience. And you need support. Over the next few posts, I will share how to achieve all four. — This is PART FOUR: SUPPORT There’s a big difference between being supported and doing it alone. Last week in Part Three, we talked about the ability to recover from the tough stuff, spring back into shape, return to who you are and what you want, withstand stress, pressure, and uncertainty, and maintain your capacity to…