Start of a new season, here are the things that I’m going to be bringing to life in my work-life over the next 12 months.

Becoming self-employed seems like a dream when you’re chained to a day job you hate, but it’s not all rainbows and sunshines. Here, I debunk 4 of the biggest lies about working for yourself.

It’s been a period of growth for me, so I’m jotting down some of the most valuable things I’ve gleaned. Read more about what’s been bouncing around in my head.

Two common traits among some of the most wildly successful people I know of. Stuff that I want to embody every day. Read about it. Adopt it.

If you’re not a time blocker, there’s no time like the present to start. I break down why I love time blocking, and why you owe it to yourself to try it.

Most people I know are unhappy, and the answer for that is really simple: they haven’t articulated what they want in life. Here, I walk you through my strategy + share a personal goal I’m chasing.

Some meetings can’t be avoided. You might as well make the most of them. After 300 meetings in 6 months, I’ve learned a thing or two about how to do just that.

You might think you’re pretty good at your craft. You might be! But it’s not why your clients or workplace pays you. Here are the real reasons, and how you can acquire them.

Meetings with people are fantastic, but if you’re not careful, you’ll start to feel like going from meeting to meeting is all you do. Here are my tips to combat that and take-back your work week.

After 5 years of being self-employed, I understand that there are many more perks to being traditionally employed than I used to believe. Here are the reasons I think entrepreneurs should consider it.