Juggle readers adjusting to new socially distant lifestyles: A career coach and a health care professional working their butts off.
Life at a Distance: The busy season for career reinvention & health care
Beat Zoom burnout: host a conversation salon à la the French Enlightenment
Zoom burnout got you down? Host a French-Enlightenment style conversation salon to shake things up.
Putting grief on my schedule
At best, the coronavirus crisis is like a shitty breakup — if you don’t make time to process your feelings and grieve, they’ll just overwhelm you and flare up when you least expect it. So go ahead, cry in the bathtub.
An ode to phoning it in
Knowing when not to try your hardest is one of the most adaptive life skills you can develop.
Perfect doesn’t exist: The case for dropping perfectionism
Perfectionism is on the rise and can be super harmful. Jen explores the difference between high standards and perfectionism, and shares tips for battling perfectionism and moving on with your life.
According to this super successful tech CMO, micromanaging your day isn’t the key to success
Carla Piñeyro Sublett got so burned out she decided to quit her job, pull her kids out of school and travel the world. Now she has a new outlook on work.
Doing things alone can be scary but so worth it
Doing things alone can be daunting, terrifying and so very necessary. We interview Joyce about how she goes on solo vacations to recharge, reflect, and be by herself.
Lessons in failure and audacity from a women’s career coach and influencer
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.
Opting out of busyness
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.