Welcome! In today's case study, I am interviewing Jennifer Kroiss, a Career Strategist from Kroiss Consulting. She's going to talk to us about the journey she went through starting her own business and how she left corporate without burning bridges. Welcome, Jennifer!...
Bored of your stay-at-home-mom status? Here, you will find all the guidance you need to kick-start, run, and make a living with a super mom blog. 6 Ways to Become a Successful Mommy Blogger 1. Know It’s in You Not every mom is a natural blogger. Just because you think...
Hi everyone! Today I have Lape Soetan, The Love Coach, and I am excited to ask her some questions! Lape is a Corporate Rescue Plan member and from Nigeria. She has a coaching business that helps women find love and improve relationships particularly women who are...
Increases in technology, individuals’ desire for more freedom, and the high cost of hiring employees has led to an increase in the number of self-employed workers in the United States. The job market for freelancers is expected to rise to $40 million by 2019. Ready to...
We’ve teamed up with some amazing partners to bring you some great #classycareergirlgiveaways just in time for the holidays! This week we are giving away one free frame of any size from Framebridge. It’s the simple way to custom frame everything you love including...
Who doesn't dream of a home that is aesthetically designed and clean all the time. A beautiful home is no easy task but it can be achievable. Home Design: How To Make Your Home Easier to Clean 1. The Floors The floor is the most used and often the dirtiest too....
Today I am here with Claire Trost and I am very excited to introduce her to you. She is a Corporate Rescue Plan member and she has gone through quite the journey over the last two years going from inspired to start a business to growing two businesses successfully....
Thanks to technology, more people are building their careers while living wherever they want to live. Self-employed or otherwise, you can "climb the corporate ladder" while living abroad. The biggest challenge for anyone who works remotely is the luxury of setting...
“It’s not the critic who counts...the credit goes to the [person] who is actually in the arena. Whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short and short again...who, at the worst, if he fails, at least he fails while...