Performance

If you’ve ever had something linger on your “to do” list for days or maybe even weeks, then know that you are not alone. Often, procrastination occurs when you’re at a crossroad – a fork in the road where a decision must be made. Here’s what has helped me to decide and move on more often.

We all have blind spots so getting feedback is vital to accelerate your progress toward a successful career and life. But asking for feedback is not the key success factor. The key to success is receiving that feedback well.

Are you someone who does things perfectly, plays it safe, and doesn’t take risks? If you are then you could be missing out on opportunities and holding back your career. This is what happened to me for most of my career, and here’s what I did about it to advance.

Knowing how to get more of the right stuff done leads to a satisfying career and life. Here are productivity strategies that help manage your energy, beat procrastination, combat negative self-talk, and to concentrate and focus.

What if you could fill your space with what sparks joy when it comes to your work and your career? Whether it’s the people you work with, projects you work on, roles that you take on. Here are two ways to achieve this for a happier life.

These three common beliefs about how to succeed in your career are completely misguided and can ruin your career. Discover what you should do instead.

Navigating office politics is a crucial skill to have if you want to get ahead in your career. Ignoring this skill will hold you back. Here are some basic skills you need to be successful, and things that are harmful to your success.

I’m a big fan of asking questions. At work, they can help you add value and support the team. In your career, they can get you to take action toward your goals. Here are some questions to ask that can make a big difference at work and in managing your career.