As someone who is easily overwhelmed by everyday life, I think about this phrase all the time: the next right thing.

Give your brain a break — without getting bored

How parenting, ADHD, and a 31-item to-do list helped me rethink what “doing enough” really means.

Lately, I’ve been noticing how urgently I move through the world — not just physically rushing through my to-do list, but mentally rushing…

Besides meeting new people and earning a regular paycheck, my favorite part of starting a new role is setting up my personal workflows and project management tools. Gretchen Rubin coined the phrase “Outer order, inner calm”, and that perfectly encapsulates how I feel when my digital ducks are in a row.

Finding a new job in the current market is not an easy task and is often dependent on a hefty dose of luck. So I feel extraordinarily lucky to be able to share that I have accepted a new position with EBSCO as a Senior Customer Training Specialist.

In the professional world, the line between overextending and building a career can get blurry, especially when it comes to unpaid professional work. While I firmly believe that everyone deserves fair compensation for their labor, I also recognize the value that strategic volunteering can bring to long-term career development.

AI prompts are different from Jackson Pollock’s paintings, apparently.