Most of us end up hating our entry-level jobs. But I sometimes wonder, is it really the job that we hate or something else? It was only a year ago when I first stepped into the corporate world. Like any optimistic twentysomething, I walked into my first day and (...)

People see success in many different ways. For some people, it’s getting rich. For others, success is much simpler – a house, a dog, a wife and kids, etc. But no matter how you perceive your own success, you’ll never really get there without a social life (...)

This post was originally written for Elysa Rice, proprietor of GenPink. For an entrepreneur, learning to meet everyday goals is not just beneficial, it’s crucial. But when I think about goals in the broader sense, those mere milestones have nothing on the bigger picture of achieving my dreams. We’re (...)

Launching BrazenCareerist.com was my first professional experience of timelessness, where time starts to become irrelevant and that feeling of normalcy that used to keep life balanced becomes harder and harder to get a grip on. Something really interesting happens when you’re completely absorbed by a project like that (...)

The hardest part about having an odd strength is that most people won’t recognize the good you can bring to the table. And quite honestly, in some cases, you can’t offer anything. But that doesn’t mean your strength isn’t important. It’s a difficult challenge to embrace your strong-points when (...)