A few months ago, I went to a work event at my job with a friend. I love hearing career coaches speak, and I thought it would be a relaxing afternoon with a friend. I sat in the audience in ... READ the POST
How To Stop Being Rent Poor and Learn to Budget, Even if Your Living In an Expensive City
This post is sponsored by Lexington Law, thank you for supporting brands who support T20S. As always, all thoughts, opinions, experiences, and advice are my own. When I ... READ the POST
How To Answer, “What Is Your Biggest Strength” During A Job Interview
"What is your biggest strength?!"This should be an easy job interview question to answer. In theory - we all know why we are great. But answering this question in a job interview? Answering it in ... READ the POST
How To Follow Up After a Job Interview – The Trick Literally No One Is Doing
One of the best-kept secrets to crushing your job interviews is to FOLLOW UP via email. Do you follow up with your interviewers with a thank you note within 24 hours? If not, you must start. ... READ the POST
What To Wear To A Conference – So You Feel Professional And Comfortable
Have you ever been to a professional conference before? TBH, I used to be terrified of work conferences. I'm not kidding! Not only are you expected to talk to a million people you don't know (scary!), ... READ the POST
What Millennials Want From Work
What do millennials want from work?! It's not as hard of a question as it sounds! Have you ever heard someone complain about millennials in the workplace?! I have. From "all millennials are job ... READ the POST
How to Know If It’s Time to Quit Your Job
There are few things worse than having to spend hours a day, cooped up in a cubicle absolutely hating your job. Deciding whether or not to quit your job is not an easy decision. But waiting all day, ... READ the POST
10 Job Interview Success Tips
Job interviews can be so stressful. There's nothing worse than going into an interview and realizing you are completely unprepared for the questions being asked, or how to handle yourself. The hardest ... READ the POST
How To Make a Successful Career Change, Even If You Have No Experience In Your New Field
Have you ever seen someone and think: how have they been able to change careers so easily? Are they just good at everything?! Making a career change can be completely daunting.It's scary to hop ... READ the POST
6 Things To Do If You Cry At Work, And What Not To Do If You Break Into Tears At Your Office
Have you ever cried at work? I have. Whether I've been running from a hard conversation to the bathroom to literally bursting into waterworks on a conference call, crying at work is one of the most ... READ the POST
The Smartest Investments for 20 Somethings – Here’s What All 20 Year Olds Should Invest In
Have you ever thought about what you want to invest in during your 20s? IMO, your twenties are the perfect time to start investing. I don’t necessarily mean a financial investment (although it can ... READ the POST
Cool Jobs For 20 Somethings If You Are Trying To Figure Out What To Do With Your Life
If you're in your twenties, you should be excited and challenged at work! Your twenties are a time to learn new things, be challenged and feel excited in your day-to-day. It's so easy to get caught up ... READ the POST
Six Reasons Why You Are Not Getting the Promotion Or Raise At Work That You Freaking Deserve
I could probably bet $100 that you are kicking a$$ in life right now. You deserve a promotion. Scratch that, you deserve THE WORLD. 💁🏻So what happens when your boss walks in the room and grazes over ... READ the POST
10 Things I Wish I Knew Before Moving Across the Country By Myself
When I was a young lad 21 I moved from my small town in North Carolina to San Francisco. Alone. Moving to the west coast, or even someplace alone, was not in my plans. An incredible ... READ the POST
Why Getting Laid Off Was the Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me, And How It Can Be For You, Too
Six months out of college, I walked into a windowless room on a Wednesday morning after recently starting my first “real” job. My heart was pounding, palms were sweaty while Human Resources and a Vice ... READ the POST
