In a world where it is expected that we push ourselves aside, degrade, and demean our own self-worth, maybe being a little more ‘selfish’ is what we need.
Are You An Introvert? These Tips Can Help You Better Your Career
The coronavirus pandemic has allowed us all to work from home and remote working is here to stay as the world opens back up. Gone are the shared office spaces (for the moment) and having to push yourself out of your comfort zone in the work place. You could easily sit at home, grab your coffee, open your laptop and start the day.
If you’re an introvert, certain aspects of career development may be tricky for you and working in an office space is really just the start. Networking events, team catch ups and long days in the office can be very exhausting. Being an introvert is not a flaw, but it comes with its own set of challenges. If you’re wanting to improve your career, how do you do that as an introvert? These career tips are a great place to start:
Accept Yourself
Take a moment to appreciate…
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Bucket List #51: Van Gogh-ing to the Museum
Van Gogh Museum- Amsterdam (Photo by. Danielle Spera) There are people from history that I have always had an appreciation for. I often look to these people for inspiration, encouragement, and reassurance. Many of those historical figures I can relate to on some level. Learning about the work, the lives, and the struggles of other … Continue reading Bucket List #51: Van Gogh-ing to the Museum
7 Characteristics For Anyone Who Loves Spooky Season
Where’s my spooky squad at? 👻
6 Reasons Why You Should #TreatYoSelf! This October 13th… Or Any Day For That Matter!
On one glorious day in 2011 the world was first introduced to “Treat Yo’ Self’ Day. This iconic Parks & Recreation episode is still talked about ten years later. Every October 13th (usually in the world of Pawnee, Indiana) people are encouraged to splurge on themselves and buy things that they want. In the original … Continue reading 6 Reasons Why You Should #TreatYoSelf! This October 13th… Or Any Day For That Matter!
Tattoos, Dyed Hair, and Piercing And Why Employers Need To Change Their Definition Of Professional Appearance
Photo by. Rohitbhargava.com When I was a kid, I really wanted to dye my hair blue. I even used a sharpie to dye my Chole Bratz doll’s hair with a blue sharpie and I thought she was the coolest doll in my collection. To my own dismay, my mom- along with a LOT of other … Continue reading Tattoos, Dyed Hair, and Piercing And Why Employers Need To Change Their Definition Of Professional Appearance
6 Things I Have Realized As Always Being The “Baby” In The Office
Overachieving is exactly how I would describe how I ended up where I am. At a very young age it was instilled in me that no matter what you do or where you are, as long as you work hard and are determined, you will succeed. I had two parents that often excelled in their … Continue reading 6 Things I Have Realized As Always Being The “Baby” In The Office
Bucket List #144: The Time I Crashed A Stranger’s Wedding
Author Note: Mom, if you’re reading this I’m very sorry. P.S. it’s already too late to ground me Wedding Crashers is one of my favorite Owen Wilson movies of all time. The sheer thought of two people crashing strangers weddings in of itself makes for a great story. Even at the age of ten I … Continue reading Bucket List #144: The Time I Crashed A Stranger’s Wedding
Perceptions Versus Reality: Can We Really Know If Our Perceptions of People Are Correct?
Our perceptions aren’t always reality. Can we really be sure if our opinions are correct?
My Imposter Syndrome Explained in Less Than 1,500 Words
Are you familiar with the phrase ‘fake it until you make it’? That is basically how I go into any situation I find myself in. I ‘fake’ being an independent and responsible adult. Sometimes I am, but I’m also still in my early 20s with an attention disorder. I tend to ‘fake’ my way through … Continue reading My Imposter Syndrome Explained in Less Than 1,500 Words
