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“Work is supposed to be fulfilling…why do I feel so anxious?”
Long gone are the days when our expertise was enough to get ahead.
It’s not always easy to stay upbeat and positive, especially when you don’t get the job you want.
Because life happens whether you're on the clock or not.
My last job wanted a return to work in the office—and I decided I didn't.
I'm so glad that for right now, I'm exactly where I need and want to be: part-time at Motherly, and, as always, a full-time mother.
Let's hear it for parents including their children in major career moments.
Remember, this is called work, not play. You deserve to get paid an equitable amount of money for the work you're going to do.
From research to practice, here's how to prepare.
This could be a game-changer for working mothers.
They get it.
Consider starting a service for a passion of yours, like teaching music or tennis lessons.
Check 'em out.
6. It can be good for your mental health.
Mike Podesto shared exactly why on LinkedIn.
OF COURSE Chip Gaines has an awesome perspective on work-life balance.
I put myself out there, I love hard, lead to the best of my ability, and am never afraid to try anything once.
But it doesn’t have to. Here’s how.
Let’s get rid of this “primary parent” notion from the get-go. ?
Actually, to suggest women “should” do anything other than what they feel is right for their families is anti-feminist.
