You’re not alone and you know more people than you think! For week 7, it’s time to make a list of those connections closest to you that you can reconnect with.

We’re halfway through my 12-week series and this week we’re thinking about resumes. Here are some practical, can-do tips to help you confidently approach your resume document.

We’re not aiming to go viral, we’re aiming for consistency and confidence. Week five talks about easy, approachable ways to expand your professional social footprint.

Putting together samples for your portfolio or case studies can feel daunting. During week four, I’ll cover off simple, straightforward ways to get started.

Week three covers two quick wins you can achieve this week for kick-starting your job search in the New Year.

Week two in my series includes steps to structuring a job search including getting organized and setting your priorities.

Week 1 in my 12-week series of practical, simple steps you can take to move your search forward begins with thinking about 3 things you can accomplish to make space to organize your search.

Networking isn’t about getting…it’s about connecting. Reframe your approach with practical tips to build authentic, energizing career relationships.

Need a break from doomscrolling? Here are some easy ways to redirect your online time and find a breath of positivity along the way.

Apps and software are incredible for tracking our activities, but it's equally important to consider how the work we're tracking aligns with our personal well-being. I’m happy to share my top productivity tools to help you stay focused while keeping an eye on what makes you happy.

Over the past year, LinkedIn rolled out several system updates to their search platform utilized by recruiters directly impacted a job seeker’s ability to be found. We all know the importance of being found—this article helps you navigate the complexities of keywords and skills in LinkedIn.

Feeling anxious about holiday conversations around your job search or unhappy work situation? You’re not alone. Learn how to navigate those tough questions with confidence and grace, so you can enjoy the season with less stress.

Whether you find yourself in the midst of a job search or simply want a safety net for the future, keeping up with your connections is important. Knowing what to say through a quick message, or even how to generate connections in the first place can feel overwhelming. Here are some easy ways to keep building your network connections without leaving your home office. 

Maintaining a robust, enriching social media footprint allows you to be a recognized commodity and leader in your professional community.

Becoming intimately familiar with your impact on the world will carry you through uncertainty.

Here is a short roadmap to help you navigate getting your career documents such as your resume, online portfolio, and LinkedIn profile updated.

While these systems allow for internal recruiters or human resources executives to safely house, store and search candidate information they do yield a hands-off, less cozy application process for the job seeker.

Many folks I speak with in a job search aren’t accessing their connections in the most effective way to really ensure they are maximizing their reach. There’s an easy trick for this!