We are at the tail end of financial literacy month. There is a lot to unpack as women regarding finances and emotions, especially now. We haven't been able to eliminate the gender pay gap. We are underrepresented in the financial industry. And after seeing how women were disproportionately impacted in the workforce during the pandemic, you may be wondering, does any of it even matter?

Are the Sunday Scaries robbing you of enjoying your weekend? Do you get that sick feeling in the pit of your stomach the closer you inch to Monday morning every weekend? Have you started to "live for the weekends" instead of making the best of each day? If you can relate, it's time for a change.

Public Service Announcement: You don't need to let the "shoulds" of the world control you. You are smart, driven, and powerful. You don't owe anything to anyone. This is your time and that means the way things "used to be" doesn't have to continue to be the way they are.

The Great Resignation: Whether You're Hiring or Seeking, How to Make Sure It's the Perfect Fit

Whether you’re the hiring manager looking to fill roles after your workforce fled for a quieter life in the suburbs or a job-seeker who is ready to take a leap into something new, here are 3 strategies for each role to ensure you are both the perfect fit for one another.

So Your Office Went Fully Remote and You're an Extrovert

How to survive working from home if you're an extrovert and your office went permanently remote. Like any unexpected changes, our default is to focus on the negative, but you may find that by reframing your mindset to focus on the positive aspects of working from home, you may end up finding yourself a lot happier than you anticipated.

Seeking "work/life balance" misses the crucial truth that we are our whole selves all the time. How can we find the best fit for our individual selves?

Shut up already about "Sunday Scaries." If you don’t like Mondays, change them.