Ruth Zive is a professional writer and blogger, wife, mom-to-five (plus pooch), designer handbag enthusiast, Ashtanga yoga practitioner, special needs advocate, and vegetarian chocoholic (not necessarily in that order). Read more at her blog, www.freelancewritingblog.com.
If you think punctuality doesn’t matter, think again: By being habitually late, you run the risk of undermining your professional reputation—no matter how smart or competent you might be. Here’s why and how to make punctuality a priority.
Looking for some inspiration in the new year—or even just some new reading material? Check out this list of fabulous female-run blogs, chock-full of resources and ideas to boost your career and your business.
If you hate New Year’s resolutions, try this approach instead: Pick ones that people often make—and resolve not to do them. By not holding yourself accountable for things you don’t want to do (and not feeling guilty, either), 2012 might just be your most successful year yet.
It’s true: The best investment you can make is in yourself! But making the most of that prized asset means devoting time and energy to it. Here are three smart ways to grow your investment.
Having trouble wrapping your head around your workday? Whether you work in your cubicle or your kitchen, this eight-step plan will arm you with that extra “oomph” you need to get started on the grind—and stay focused on it all day long.
If you run or promote a business, you’ve probably embraced social media by now—LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and you’re covered, right? Maybe not. Check out these little-known strategies that can give you an edge over your competitors.
When you’re on the verge of success, it’s not uncommon to find that people, even those closest to you, seem unsupportive. Whether you’re facing meaningful criticism or unwarranted envy, here’s advice on what to do with the less-than-positive feedback.
For many women, feeling insecure at work is a constant struggle. But, it’s also a major obstacle to achieving our professional dreams and realizing our full potential. So, ladies, we’ve got to get over it. And here’s how.
“Choose a job you love and you will never have to work a day in your life” is great advice, but it’s not always that simple. Here’s our step-by-step plan for pinpointing your passions—and four ways to help you turn them into your career.
It doesn’t have to be costly or time-consuming, but taking good care of yourself is critical if you want to maintain a sense of sanity. Read on for 10 simple ways to make yourself feel absolutely spoiled—and to refuel your engine for the long haul!
