Anna Runyan, Founder and CEO of Classycareergirl.com has been named a finalist for San Diego Magazine’s 2016 Woman of the Year Awards. Please join me in congratulating Anna for this well-deserved honor. In order to be nominated, you have to be an unabashed leader,...
Welcome to our July 2016 ACTION report. If you are new here, make sure you read my June's report, Click play below or right click here and save link as to download or subscribe on iTunes here on this link: If you are enjoying our podcast, please leave us a review on...
According to the Council of Graduate Schools last year, post-secondary institutions that took part in its graduate enrollment and degrees survey received north of 2.1 million applications for the fall of 2014, and they extended more than 850,000 offers of admission...
We all have our breaking points at work: that moment where one more negative email or one more misplaced comment will send us into a tailspin of anger, self-doubt, or perhaps a severe crying jag in the bathroom. I’ve been there – at what I like to call ‘the panic...
Are you ready for my all-time favorite career books! These books played a pivotal role in my career when I just started out. I wanted to pass along these books to other professional women. Make sure you also listen to my interviews with the authors as well on the...
Wow! Are you ready for this one? This interview I did with Dr. Valerie Young, author of The Secret Thoughts of Successful Women, was from all the way back in 2013! I looked at my podcast list and I never shared it with you! Oops! I blame pregnancy brain. So I know...
Most people live their lives in permanent potential. One of my coaches told me this. They have potential, everyone else sees it, they themselves can sense it, yet they never ACT on it. They never USE that potential. It never materializes into anything. It’s just...
We’ve all had them. Managers that make your life difficult. These managers are mean, bossy, unfair, and lack a certain amount of empathy. This often leads fellow employees wondering how they even became a manager in the first place. But now, it is your turn. The...
There’s a saying in politics that most people only pay attention to something if it reaches for their wallet, rolls up into their yard, or affects their kids. It’s hard to argue with that one because most of us know in our gut that it’s true. I recently ran across an...