The fertility gauntlet kicked my ass emotionally, physically, financially, socially—basically, in every way it could. Here’s my story of how I made it to the other side after five years of treatment.

Capitalizing on the magical formula for staying in the game during the baby years…and then leapfrogging once you’re ready.:)

Your family and friends may not always agree with your life choices—and that’s okay. Here’s how I shut out the noise, carved my own path, and (lovingly) proved them wrong along the way.

Let’s say you have a great idea—what’s the best way to bring it to life? You will undoubtedly face obstacles and challenges but if you play it right, you can and will win.

I didn’t figure out what I really wanted to do until I was in my mid-30s and had two kids. Here are the lessons I learned as I carved a path that was unique to me.

A few months ago, my company’s CEO encouraged us to write down our goals on three dimensions: Personal, Professional, and Team. I loved the process so much, I needed to share it with you.

Figuring out how to create an extraordinary experience for your audience can be a key success factor throughout your career. So how do you go about achieving something magical that brings an idea to life and accomplishes your goals? What are the key ingredients of any great experience and who is needed to help you build it?

Ever heard the Mark Twain quote, “If I had more time, I would have written a shorter letter”? One of the most important lessons I’ve learned is the need to edit yourself. Here’s how to do it in a way that will elevate your communication style and make sure your target audience is always delighted and never bored.

What’s the best way to maximize the value of “You, Inc.”? How can you make the most of time beyond 9-5 to bolster your broader career profile? We break down the steps to making your personal brand concrete and bringing it to life in a way that’s perfectly genuine to you.

Public speaking can be one big awesome opportunity, but what if you fear it like the flu? I sympathize because public speaking has always been my nemesis but with focus and practice, I’ve improved over time.