It’s awards season! 2022 had its fill of award-winning work.

Somehow I learned a life hack early on in life that still benefits me to this day — I learned how to research, think critically and learn new skills independently. In other words, I learned to Google things correctly.

A desk cluttered with sticky notes has never sufficient to keep track of the numerous, intricate projects I work on concurrently. What works wonders? A little app called Notion.

There’s no doubt — the LGBTQ+ community is accepted now more than ever. But being queer in the workplace is still uneasy, frightening, and for some, dangerous.

I know I’m not unique in saying that I’m sick of COVID.

Trying to stay hopeful is getting harder each day, and we’re all burned out.

How do you make a switch or direct your career in a particular direction? Recently I got asked this exact question.

When being a generalist is sought so much these days, why close down options for work? It seems counterintuitive, but keeping all your options open can close a lot of doors.

No matter how far I progress, I still have days where I fear I’m not advancing as quickly as I should or that I’m just not talented enough.

It took me a long time to figure out how to manage what many folks call imposter syndrome.

Keeping a reading habit has always been tough for me.

Over the years though, I cemented a few reading habits and tricks that have worked wonders for me.