Angeline Evans is an avid consumer and creator of all things wordy and written. A former nonprofit communications manager and magazine editor, Evans is a freelance writer and communications consultant and blogger (The New Professional) based in Miami. She likes to make things (anything) and is currently on a mission to find the perfect french fry. Follow her adventures on Twitter @angelineevans.
Creating a personal website these days is pretty easy—but is it necessary? For most of us, the answer is yes. Here’s why, plus how to get started staking out your spot on the web.
On her fourth try, Angeline finally did it: a full five days of bringing her lunch to work. See how much money she saved over the course of the month–and whether she’s planning to keep it up!
This week, Angeline decided that her goal to bring lunch every day felt more like a diet than a challenge. See how she decided to loosen up a bit (then try her yummy salad recipe!).
Angeline hit a few unforeseen snags in her plans to pack her lunch this week, but still managed to make some delicious lunches. Read on to hear about her progress—and try one of her recipes!
Angeline is challenging herself to bring her lunch to work every day—a task, as she found, that doesn’t quite come naturally to her. From the low points (cereal) to the high (a tasty sandwich), see how she fared this week.
Feel like you don’t have enough hours in the day? Try adding a couple more by making good use of your commute. Whether you’re at the wheel or clinging to a subway strap, here’s how to be more productive on your ride to work.
Blogging can be a hobby, a way to build your brand, or a line on your resume that can help you land a job. But did you know that it can be a job, too? Here are the five key things you’ll need to turn your hobby into a job.
We all know how delicious Thin Mints, Tagalongs, and Samoas are, but ever stopped to think how important they are, too? Check out what this former Girl Scout learned about business, responsibility, and life in general from selling those cookies.
Want to take on a new project or expand the scope of one you’ve been given, but not exactly getting the green light from your boss? Here’s how to maximize your chance for success when you’re asking for more responsibility.
Feeling ready to move on from your position, but nervous about the job market in this economy? Consider these four factors to help you decide if you should hit the job search circuit—or stick it out for now.
