AI Tools Worth Adding to Your Search
Go ahead, put your feet up. Your job search can keep moving. These fresh AI tools handle research, outreach, interview practice, and negotiation, leaving you more time for the part no app can replace:
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Telling Stories That Show “Your Real Moves”
Your resume may be polished, professional, and quietly stuck in 2019. Here’s what hiring leaders want to see now, from strategic pivots and people leadership to business judgment and real AI fluency.
Faith as a Career Foundation
When everything is in flux, a title is a fragile foundation for your identity. Clear purpose holds up much better. Lessons from the music industry's upheaval: five practical steps for leaders in trans
Standing Out While Fitting In
It's September in Colorado, which means my tomatoes have apparently realized there's a deadline. For weeks they've all hung there looking pretty much the same, green, growing, waiting. And then there'
Are You Fit for Uncertainty?
What does it take to lead when the answer isn’t obvious? Inspired by Marianne Bachynski’s Fit for Uncertainty, a look at the leadership muscles we need to build for a world that keeps changing faster
The Search Is a Long Run, Not a Sprint
Ever notice how a job search goes quiet right before something breaks open? That silence is the hardest mile. It feels like failure, but it's usually the last stretch before the ground gives. The peop
The Interest You Earn on Keeping Promises to Yourself
Every promise you keep to yourself is a deposit. Enough of them, and confidence stops being something you wait for and becomes something you already have.
What Happened to All for One and One for All at Work
AI is helping each of us move faster, but are we still moving together? A look at what happened to “all for one and one for all” at work, and how pausing, listening and planning can bring a team back
Back to School Is for the Grown-Ups Too A working parent’s guide to building a rhythm that holds at home, at work, and in the messy space between them
Back-to-school season isn’t just a reset for kids. Discover practical ways to create a better work rhythm, stay connected as a family, and find greater clarity, at home, at work, or in your job search
Me, Myself, and I and Maybe You Too? Loneliness, hard business decisions, and the empty seat
Leadership shouldn't be lonely. We’ve been sold a lie that independence means figuring it all out alone. I wrote about why the strongest leaders aren't the ones with all the answers, but the ones with
Finding Your Way Back To The You That Loves Your Work
This weekend was my daughter's first volleyball tournament back after a year off. I realized in the 2nd set that I wasn't watching her just play. I was watching her find a piece of herself again. It's
Finding A Healthy Pace in the Age of AI
AI can produce work in minutes. That doesn't mean we should fill every minute producing more. The future belongs to professionals who use AI for functional work and invest their time in creativity, ju
I Do Not Want Just Any Role
What if your next career move wasn't about a bigger title, but a better fit? This playful, Dr. Seuss-inspired article challenges professionals to stop chasing the next role and start choosing work tha
Your Experience Isn’t Outdated. It’s Untranslated.
Professionals over 45 aren't just preparing for interview questions; they're wondering if they're still relevant in an AI-driven world. Here's how to replace fear with clarity, confidence, and a strat
Have you ever ‘Gone Up North’?
After nearly 20 years, I finally said, "Let's go Up North." The trip reminded me that leaders don't just need more information—they need more reflection. Sometimes the best way to move forward is to s