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Mother-daughter relationships are so delicate. While moms are not solely responsible for how our daughters turn out, we have a huge impact on their level of confidence and solidity of their character.
Last night my ten-year-old daughter asked, “Mommy, if I tr ... Read more...
If you are a working mom like me, I'm sure that there are many other “mom” titles that you would love to identify with like: “the stay-at-home mom”, “the part-time working mom”, or, “the work-at-home mom”. However, when your daily commu ... Read more...
My last post, 7 Tips for Relocating with Kids, included ways to stay sane and organized during a move. The funny thing is I wrote that in the midst of packing, just before our sta ... Read more...
Going back to work? Don't take another step in your job search process until you figure out HOW to be successful in your next role. Why waste time, energy and potentially lost dollars on a role that isn't the right fit? Get it right. The first time ... Read more...
“The Wolverine” picks up a few years after the 2006 film “X-Men: The Last Stand” leaves off. Logan is living alone in the mountains in fear that if he is around other people he will hurt them like he hurt Jean Grey (killed in X-Men: The Last Stand). When Logan is su ... Read more...
You decided to return to work. Congratulations. And, you did all the right things to find the right job. You partnered with a career counselor, completed the Read more...
LinkedIn Deadly Sin # 1- No Photo
I am surprised by how many people use LinkedIn without a photo. It is clearly the #1 LinkedIn sin. No one likes their own photo, but it is really important to put your best face fo ... Read more...
With the new school year fast approaching it’s never too early to start thinking about those year-round gifts for that special teacher in your child’s life. And, with so many gift-giving occasions like, birthdays, Valentine’s Day, Christmas, Teachers Appreciat ... Read more...
I grew up with live-in nannies. Not many nannies at once of course, I’m not a Kardashian, but one nanny at a time over the course of my childhood. My parents both worked full-time jobs and needed someone around the clock to help take care of me and my brother. I lov ... Read more...
Ever wondered what your resume says about you? Can a hiring manager tell what kind of employee you might be by simply reading your resume? Probably not. However, the real question is: What perception could a hiring manager m ... Read more...
