Changing careers can be exciting and is sometimes necessary. But it can be scary too: “What if it’s too late to change?” “What if I don’t have the right experience?”

A lot of people think that the way to land a new job or enter a new industry is to submit a bunch of applications online and hope for the

An October 2024 survey by Glassdoor suggests that 65% of professionals feel stuck in their current role.  A 2021 study by Oracle suggested that 75% of people felt stuck personally

For so many people, external expectations, rather than internal desires and interests, play a pivotal role in determining their career path.  Parental influence, cultural expectations, social pressures, and perceived practicality

It is often said that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.  Unfortunately, for many people, their job search meets

What’s the first step when changing careers?  Is it going to a job website and submitting a bunch of applications?  Is it adding the Open to Work banner on LinkedIn? 

Choosing a career is an extremely important decision.  Most of us end up spending 80,000-125,000 hours of our lives working.  Even though working comprises a significant percentage of our lives,

Networking is at the heart of so many job search success stories.  Although numbers associated with how many jobs are found through networking vary, a commonly cited statistic attributed to

The Wonder Years might be my favorite TV show (Seinfeld is the other contender).  The TV show focuses on Fred Savage’s character, Kevin Arnold, growing up in a suburban middle-class

In September, I had the privilege of being able to attend Lewis Howes’s Summit of Greatness in Los Angeles.  Among the first speakers or performers at the two-day event was