Motivational

Lais Pontes’ career changed drastically after having her third child. As the founder and president of a Florida-based public relations and branding agency, she had spent her pre-kid days making the most of the fun parts of her job, even attending events well into the evening. But after her third child was born, she had […]

Every day, I wake up and ask myself, “In a space of gratitude, what does this day look like?” This kind of focus is not easy, and it is not achieved without plenty of effort. For me, focus used to be task-oriented. I felt the need to be all things to all people. We’ve all

Gone are the days when job applicants scrambled to update their privacy settings and delete compromising photos of party nights from their social accounts before a job interview. Now, some Generation Zers are using social media as a tool to differentiate themselves from other candidates, using platforms as an additional way to introduce themselves, their

Are you tired of the traditional retirement plan of working until you can’t? Enter FIRE, the “financial independence, retire early” movement! It’s like retirement, but significantly better. FIRE has been gaining traction in recent years as a personal finance philosophy. While FIRE may seem like a radical departure from traditional retirement planning, it actually offers

Are you looking to purchase a new car or considering buying a house in the next few months? If the answer is yes, you’ll likely need to apply for a loan to make the purchase possible. It’s important to check your credit score beforehand to know what you can expect for the loan’s terms. Learn

“Hopefully there’s something useful being said here,” Jairek Robbins says, grinning widely, as we sit down to talk on a sunny afternoon in late January. It’s the kind of gleeful self-deprecation you only get from a guy who knows he’s got plenty of “useful” things to say. If anything, Robbins, the high-performance business coach, personal

Whether it’s in polite company or on a first date, traditional advice has been that you’ll get side-eyed (or shut out of a second date) if you broach politics, religion, money or anything about your ex. You would think the same would follow for the workplace. Given, however, that we use communication to connect with

Biologist Rebecca Heiss wasn’t always interested in stress management. It wasn’t until her sister-in-law was diagnosed with terminal cancer that Heiss reevaluated her life and realized that many of her choices were made out of fear. In one month, she quit her job, sold her house and divorced her husband. Since then, Heiss has leveraged

A working vacation may sound like an oxymoron, but taking meaningful time to recharge your batteries without going on a full digital detox is a more realistic and modern approach for many burnt-out professionals. You certainly don’t want to come back to a bursting inbox and stressful scenarios that completely wipe out the relaxation and

Kiersten and Julien Saunders’ story spans nearly 10 years, from meeting at the company where they both worked to breaking up and making up, and beginning a career together in the very field that had ended their relationship in the first place—and that was only the beginning. The path to their current careers began with