New job. New season. New chapter. Same heart—just a little wiser, a little funnier, and significantly less convinced I’ll retire where I started.

Marketer mom life: juggling holiday campaigns, tinsel chaos, self-gifting, & gingerbread fails—embracing the beautiful holiday mess.

These pursuits may seem like simple hobbies, but they often hold surprising value for work life.

Time flies when you’re ditching paper for the sleek world of Field Service Lightning!

I embarked on the uncomfortable journey of networking and meeting new people. It was like speed-dating for career opportunities.

“The moment that I walked out of my office, I sat in my car and cried.”

How do we go from our first job to 20 years later? Luckily, I have video evidence. My priorities have changed, but who I am at my heart has not. After I graduated from college in 2003, I began my first job journey . Right away, there were a few jobs that didn't work for me. At one point, I was a door-to-door salesperson who tried to sell mobile phone plans to businesses. I wore a gray business suit and walked around the streets of Minneapolis, but I only sold one phone to my