As I am about to complete my second master’s degree in six years, I have accumulated a vast amount of knowledge across three different disciplines. Within each course of study, I have found that there are a few singular pieces of information that resonate with me and that I hold on to as a guide … Continue reading Pay it forward
Month: June 2020
When I Grow Up
The question of what we want to be when grow up has an infinite number of answers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUup841pZrs As a child, my answer to the question of what I wanted to be varied from doctor, lawyer, teacher and Circus Circus Water Balloon game attendant. Yes… this was going to be me: The glamorous job of … Continue reading When I Grow Up
On death, dying and reinvention
My first official job at what I consider the start of my current career journey was as a case manager. As part of my job, I coordinated care systems at the end of life to allow people to remain at home during their death process. This is one of the most rewarding and life altering … Continue reading On death, dying and reinvention
Know when to fold ’em
I like to be in control. I admit it. I don't want to control anyone, but I work hard to control the outcomes of my life. Everyday I plan the intricacies of my life. I map out the time frames of when I will do what, what I will allow to happen in the day, … Continue reading Know when to fold ’em
Problem solved
Of all the quotes I have read in my lifetime, this is the one that I refer back to the most as a source of reference and reflection. We create our own problems. We muse. We assume. We ponder. In my 47 years on earth, I cannot say that any assumption that I have ever … Continue reading Problem solved
Be knowledgeable
As I transitioned back into the workforce and education world, I found the biggest issue I had to overcome was a gap in my knowledge around large topics and world affairs. As a mom, you have so much incredible knowledge about how to keep a home stable, cooking, childcare, how to deal with teenagers ( … Continue reading Be knowledgeable
Be comfortable in your own skin
Whether you are entering the workforce for the first time or reinventing a new career, you will be on the search for career advice. The design of your professional self will include building your resume, picking the right interview outfit, practicing interview questions, etc. You'll be able to peruse the internet to find all of … Continue reading Be comfortable in your own skin
Be the leader in your home
As I enter into delivering my second post on this blog that is in its infancy, I am not going to venture into the musings of the mechanics of reinvention as I had planned, but rather I think that we need to think about the power of our voice. We are in a time of … Continue reading Be the leader in your home