An obvious way to begin a new year is with a blank-slate mentality and a list of resolutions. Take a look at the things left on the table; the projects you started but didn’t finished, the ideas and the dreams. Your goals are there. Is there something that can orContinue Reading
Do Baby boomers have a knack for raining on your millennial parade? By the time you put on your big girl’s clothes and walked inside the office building, crawling with baby boomers, all of a sudden you are given the stink eye. But the work landscape is changing. The millennialContinue Reading
You might think this is a post focused on style or fashion. And it is, but not quite. Style and fashion are part of the workplace and that’s where I will take you. Inside work and work meetings in particular. A meeting can be tedious enough, overwhelming enough, stressful orContinue Reading
Creative breakthroughs inside the millennial workplace. How is the millennial workplace carving new and relevant spaces for our generation of women and men? And in a new era for women’s liberation, where do the millennial men stand? We seek an authentic organizational culture. It can be created and cultivated. TheContinue Reading
Don’t Work Harder. Work Smarter It’s easy to forget that working harder at something is not the answer. It might seem to had worked for our parents and grandparents. But the reality that they sometimes miss is the fact that the people who found lasting success were the ones whoContinue Reading
I’m no Buddhist or Zen monk, so, why meditation? Something will happen this week that will make you lose your balance. The point of meditation at work is to counter the impact of these unforeseen events from within. A coworker will say something, a colleague will do something, or won’t,Continue Reading
Lacking a positive attitude @ work? Let me be completely honest and bold. The problem is not your job. The first steps toward a positive attitude at work: Shifting Perspectives How do you see your job and your role there has everything to do with how you feel when you areContinue Reading
The first book I ever read that opened my millennial mindset to the word hustle was Spark and Hustle by Tory Johnson. Before that book, I had only learned to hustled in college and graduate school. I made my time there an opportunity for personal ego-building achievements that don’t countContinue Reading
As we were growing up, we were all repeatedly told about the things we could accomplish, if we only set our bright millennial minds to it. I don’t believe we were lied to,. Clearly, our parents and teachers certainly left some key information out. They gave us shiny participation awards.Continue Reading
