Career Perfectionism Isn’t Possible: Focus on Your Personal Best
Don’t get paralyzed with career perfectionism. Focus on your personal best, which is realistic and attainable.
Don’t get paralyzed with career perfectionism. Focus on your personal best, which is realistic and attainable.
Be creative and come up with ways to work around not having enough experience for an opportunity. Don’t let the Permission Paradox dampen your career pursuits.
Finding a career passion may not resonate with you. Take a baby step and focus on what you like since this can help you discover career worthy options.
I learned a great lesson from Michelle Obama who shares the importance of setting priorities in life and career in order to find meaning.
Identify an accountability master to hold your feet to the professional fire when it comes to achieving your goals.
Consider the authenticity of your career relationships and develop contacts with meaning. Quality is more important that quantity.
Most of us are time starved so schedule time for yourself first to prioritize work/life integration each month. If you don’t look out for yourself, nobody else will!
The power of a hand-written thank you note makes a long lasting impact. Go the extra mile and distinguish yourself with a hand written note.
My mentor and friend, Deborah Collins Stephens taught me about the power of a to-don’t list. You can’t do it all every day so bump non priority things to your to-don’t list and breathe!
Hear a true story about a woman who recognized her self-confidence and take the challenge to showcase what makes you awesome!