Look for work that builds on your strengths. Let go of trying to remediate your weaknesses. Amy shares how this perspective and her strengths assessment results have influenced her career.
When Christine Luo realized investment banking was making her miserable, she needed to rethink things. Now she ignores "practical" next steps and the corporate ladder in favor of chasing skills and learning. And she loves it.
Sarah tried the "successful people wake up early" thing to get more out of her day. She liked the extra morning quiet time. The actual dragging her body out of bed before sunrise part was less enjoyable.
Before she was a career influencer, Emilie Aries struggled personally and professionally. She thinks we need to talk more about failure, be audacious and stop giving 100% to things we don't care about.
In honor of Women’s History Month, here are some of the things we at The Juggle are celebrating as we reflect on what it means to be a woman in the world, both today and throughout history.
Guest author Ann Kettles shares a deeply personal story about learning to love her blackness, why Black History Month means so much to her and how others can support the black community in celebrating.
Jennifer Harlan & Alyssa Jethani
February 18, 2019
Jen and Alyssa give us a glimpse of life in someone else's shoes, and offer food for thought if you or anyone who know is a hyper-early or hyper-late person.
Alyssa shares how she built a daily meditation habit. It took years, but now that she meditates daily, she believes it helps her be the person she wants to be.
Sarah, a lifelong over-committer, couldn’t figure out how to break the cycle of burnout. An overwhelming low finally changed the way she spent her time.
"I'm more of a niche burrower." Stella Parks shares her perspective on how to find career contentment and success — and how simply being yourself on social media can land you a dream job.
“My name is Jacqueline Williams, and I am regular as all hell.” Ever feel like you should be doing more with your life? Jacqueline did. So, through a series of twists and turns, she did something about it.
Sarah decided she was done feeling stuck in a career she didn't want. Through reaching out to friends, taking (cheap) classes and focusing her networking, she switched careers in 8 months. Here's how.
Guest blogger Courtney shares her deepest thoughts about being single in her mid-30s contemplating having children. “Do I freeze eggs and hope for the best? Let nature take its course and see what happens to my life over the next…
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