Have you been questioning your career choice? Feeling burnt out and unmotivated in your day to day? If you answered yes to the above, you might be ready for a career change. No one job is perfect, but chances are, if you’re having consistent doubts and worries about your current job situation, it might be time to rethink things.

During the interview process, it’s standard to have your potential employer ask you questions to decide if you’re the right fit for the gig. But it’s just as important for you to ask them questions to make sure the job and business are a good fit for you. We’ve put together five questions to ask potential employers during an interview. Don’t be afraid to speak up and ask questions!

Quitting your job, especially without a plan in place for what you’re going to do next can be intimidating. As great as it would feel in the moment to say those two little words, “I quit”, it probably will fade into pure anxiety and fear once you realize you’re out of a job with no backup plan. Here are a few things I did when quitting my job to set myself up for success and a smooth transition into my next career. 

Many of us are starting new jobs in 2022, myself included. Whether you’re starting something new or wanting to start your year off on the right foot, the first step in any good plan is to make goals, a pathway towards success and a system for tracking your progress. Here I outline five ways to successfully start your new job or revitalize your focus in your current role in 2022.

When it comes to picking your major Freshman year in college, my first bit of advice is don’t. Unless your college/university requires you to, it’s better to wait. But if you have to, we cover four different ways to picking a college major to help you figure where you belong in college.

I set my sights on consistently writing valuable content that actually helped folks in the career journey. Whether they were working with me in a paid coaching partnership or not, I felt my writing was an authentic way of reaching people I’d never meet, work with or know. I wrote a LinkedIn article every single week for 52 weeks. This is what I learned.

No matter what theme or message you’re trying to convey through your LinkedIn banner, using Canva to create something unique will help you stand out. In this article, we cover how to use Canva to create a stand out LinkedIn profile banner. If you’ve never used Canva before, get ready to feel like a graphic designer!

Gig work is growing and sites making it easier to land jobs are everywhere. The sites listed in this article are great for a variety of gig workers in a wide array of fields and are sure to open some doors for the gig economist. If you’ve got a computer, an internet connection and will to work from anywhere in the world (or nature) this article is for you!

There are many ways to get leadership experience during college or university. Leadership experience looks great on any resume and is a great conversation topic at interviews. Here are a few ideas to get you thinking about ways you can gain leadership experience before you graduate.

As someone who double-majored with dance, I witnessed firsthand how beneficial and influential the arts are to everyone, regardless of if you’re an artist or not. Here are my three reasons why you should consider taking arts electives in college or university.

The great resignation of 2021 is looming on the horizon. You don’t have to quit to still reap the rewards of what the great resignation of 2021 will do for people. Here are some ways you can make the most of the mass quitting that’s taking place without quitting your job.

LinkedIn is a powerful networking tool when leveraged in a strategic and thoughtful way. If you’re like me, you’ve probably sent tons of messages to connections on LinkendIn and often don’t get many responses. Here are 10 reasons why you’re not getting responses to your LinkedIn messages and helpful tips and tricks to step up your LinkedIn message game.