I think we can all agree that being let down never feels good. You get your hopes up about that job, relationship, living situation, opportunity, whatever it is…and then bam! How can you find your inner confidence again after being let down? Here are four lessons-learned from my own life and career let downs.

LinkedIn is made for showcasing your professional background experience, skills, and know-how. One of the options the platform gives you is to write an article on LinkedIn. Let’s talk about whether this option is a good one for you.

Do you get embarrassed when you receive a compliment? Here’s why that happens and what people mean when they tell you to be proud of yourself.

It can feel like everyone around you knows something you don’t. Like they all read “Self-Assurance for Life” and you were out sick that day. If any of this resonates for you, I have you covered.

What do you do when a job promotion makes work feel worse, not better? Here are steps you can take when you realize that shiny promotion isn't turning out like you thought it would.

How do you know if the exhaustion you're feeling at work is leading you to career burnout? Burnout Prevention Strategist, Christine O'Neill, tells us the signs.

Your LinkedIn profile is an essential marketing tool. Here are 12 LinkedIn examples you can use to transform your profile, authentically express yourself and get hired.

Updating your resume is more than making a list of your career history. Before you start writing, ask yourself these questions about what you want more of in your career.

When you add interests on LinkedIn, you give connections and recruiters yet another opportunity to get to know what you care about. Here’s how to be strategic about it.

Feel gross asking for help with your job search? You’re not alone. Here are three questions to ask yourself before you reach out so you can feel much better about these networking requests.

Want to have a happier life? How confident you feel in your career is a major factor in your everyday happiness and here are 3 reasons why.

Thirteen common salary negotiation mistakes to avoid. These mistakes emerge out of a lack of negotiation confidence, people-pleasing tendencies, and a misunderstanding that negotiation is a normal everyday practice (and not a conflict).

Attending virtual events can be a great way to build your confidence and professional credibility. Learn how to show up as a thought leader - NOT from the stage - and instead as an event attendee.

Here’s why you need to stop underselling yourself and your skills at work and what you can do to break this habit in your career and beyond.

You can learn how to advocate for yourself at work. The more spotlight you create in your career, the better your chances of getting promoted are.

We are told to network on LinkedIn, but how do we make these LinkedIn connections and what do we do with them after we make them? This article is your step-by-step guide to building and leveraging your network on LinkedIn.

You're “on LinkedIn” and have a LinkedIn profile but are you using it to make connections with strangers at organizations you want to work for? Read this to learn how.

It’s normal to wonder whether your boss cares about you and likes you as a person. How do you know your boss is being genuine? Here are 6 signs to look for that show they like you as a person and you are worth paying attention to.

Your body language is telling a story without you knowing it. Covering your neck during interviews, speaking, and networking is a sign of discomfort. Here’s how to break this habit.

Negotiations can be anxiety producing. Here is practical guidance on how to ask for more money as you negotiate your salary.