Tag: career

Career Path Isn’t Linear. It’s Bumpy (And That’s a Good Thing)

We often picture a clean, upward path when we think about a career path. We imagine each step leading predictably to the next. But real career growth rarely looks like that. Instead, it’s bumpy. It is full of leaps, pauses, pivots, detours, and unexpected opportunities. And that’s exactly what makes a career journey meaningful. The … Continue reading Career Path Isn’t Linear. It’s Bumpy (And That’s a Good Thing) →

Credentials Have a Shelf Life-Four Ways to Stay Fresh

Stay FRESH during the August heat! No matter what career path you’re on, one truth remains the same: learning never stops. The workplace is constantly evolving. The skills that served you well five years ago are not enough to keep you competitive today. No matter your role—plumber, butcher, or chef—keeping your skills and credentials up … Continue reading Credentials Have a Shelf Life-Four Ways to Stay Fresh →

Unlock Your Summer Potential: Reconnect with Yourself

Summer is here and it is time to relax and have fun! Right?!! Reality is...NO. You have to look for work. You feel that you have no time to waste. You needed a job yesterday and there is no time for fun and relaxation. Seriously…What are you doing this summer? How about you take the … Continue reading Unlock Your Summer Potential: Reconnect with Yourself →

Master Your Potential: 6 Essential Steps to Skill Development

You drafted your New Year resolutions and were committed to start upskilling or developing new skills ASAP. You were bombarded by so many ads for free and paid courses, micro-credentials and webinars that you are feeling overwhelmed and unsure where to start. What is the easiest way to narrow down your choices? How can you … Continue reading Master Your Potential: 6 Essential Steps to Skill Development →