The Subtle Lie About Our 30s Some People Believe
Did you believe (or are you believing) the subtle lie about our 30s that many believe? Jeremy Chandler recognized the lie, and he’s working to debunk it.
Redefining Success: Progress Not Perfection
When success is defined as perfectionism, it’s a recipe for failure. When we focus on progress not perfection, we set ourselves up to achieve better things.
Is It Possible to Win at Work and Succeed at Life at the Same Time?
While it is possible to win at work and succeed at life at the same time, many of us sabotage ourselves and burn out instead.
Without a Rope: Thoughts on Taking Risks
Alex Honnold has made a career of taking risks without a rope. Who better to look to when we’re considering risks in our own professional lives?
Start Plotting Your Exit: The Importance of Thinking Ahead
Being loyal to your employer is important, but loyalty to yourself can be even more rewarding. Maya James shares the importance of thinking ahead.
How To Know When You Need A Career Change
Is there a chance that you’ve gone down the wrong career path? These are a few sure signs that it’s time for a career change.
How You Know You’re a Pro: The Qualities of a Professional
Not every profession requires certification. So then, how do you know when you’re a pro? What are the qualities of a professional?
3 Lessons Learned By a Full-time Freelancer
Jeremy Chandler learned a lot in 4 years as a full-time freelancer, from both successes and mistakes. These are 3 of the most important lessons.
5 Difficult People You Meet at Work (and How to Respond with Wisdom)
We all have to work with difficult people – sometimes we may even be them! But how do we respond with wisdom to people at work that challenge us?
Avoiding Bias in a Mid-Year Self-Review
Avoiding bias in a self-review can be tricky business. While it might be tough to avoid it completely, minimizing it totally possible. Here’s how.
Stop Looking for a Fun Place to Work
When we hear the advice, “Do something you love and you’ll never work a day in your life,” it can be misleading. It’s time to stop looking for a fun place to work and instead focus on finding a career that is rewarding, challenging, fulfilling and satisfying.
Must-Haves and Deal-Breakers: A Simple Exercise for Personal Clarity
Big decisions are tough. What do I want for my career? Where, and how, do I want to live? This simple exercise will help you find personal clarity and make your next big decision considerably less daunting.