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My perspective on the CEO-mom phenomenon and how American women are still "expected" to have children--even in a leadership role. Oftentimes I have found that motherhood is used as a means to validate success. This double-standard is unnecessary in 2012. Read More

Do you hate managing? Learn to love it with help from Devora Zack's book. Devora Zack has written a book about learning to love being a manager. Read More

Every day, every hour and every minute serves up an opportunity for you to decide how to respond to a particular situation. Positive or negative... it's up to you. This article shares five points to consider before responding to the next situation you're faced with. Read More

Even though, as a country, we’ve experienced a decline in entrepreneurship during the recent economic crisis, it remains a cornerstone in our economy—as it always has been. There are several reasons why small businesses thrive. Here's why. Read More

All of a sudden you realized that after having a day job and a family, the time seems to fly by – and there is never time for blogging! You came to the conclusion that it is going to take ages to reach that pro blogger status – something you so much wanted. Read More

Instead of pinning your hopes of success on a $19 e-book, save your money for something more life-changing: hire a coach. Yes, a coach: a business coach, an online coach or a blogging coach – whatever you want to call them.The reason is simple: whereas any info product can only offer you a generic Read More

In this article, I share with you 3 powerful reasons why it is good, and even more than that, critical for you to take some time off. Your results and your dreams depend on it. Have a read and learn why it is key and how best to leverage your breaks for maximum impact. Read More

One way to evaluate your career is to consider what makes your job worth doing – or what a job worth doing would look like. Can you think of a reason to keep doing your job? Read More

A couple times a year, I head to a blogging conference. It’s considered a business trip for me because I blog for a good chunk of my living. Indeed, if you want your career to go anywhere, you need to build connections. Read More