The Bright Blog

This International Women's Day, the best way to celebrate is by supporting your own career and well-being through intentional alignment of your values and how you spend your time.

If you’re aiming to step up your leadership game and break through those career ceilings, executive coaching might just be the secret weapon you need.

Conflict is normal and expected in any healthy workplace. And it is a required leadership skill if you want to succeed in today's workplace.

Coaching can unlock potential, build confidence, and sharpen the skills that matter most in today’s professional world.

In a world that celebrates the power of positivity, if you need someone to tell you that it is okay to not be okay, let me be that voice.

For many, many leaders, burnout is a new normal with very real negative ramifications for their health, relationships and career.

While originally meant for ten-year olds, Ms. Cary's words are good reminders for us all.

It is indeed that time again: Time to set your annual goals!

The goal of time tracking is to discover how you are really spending your time and then decide if that is indeed the best use of your time.

Workplace conflict is inevitable. Yet many professionals feel high levels of anxiety or stress around the idea of engaging in disagreements

If you are getting ready to work with an executive coach, or considering coaching, here are a few things you can expect.

To move ahead, you must thoughtful build and then leverage your network of friends, allies, mentors and sponsors. Here is how to start.

For many women, self-promotion is really tough. Women often have to walk a fine line between "bragging" and telling their story.

Snowy is a lesson in patience, creativity and finding true joy in simple actions

For a host of reasons too numerous to cover here, many working professionals find it incredibly hard to say "NO" to "opportunities."

In a perfect world, your boss would adapt to meet your needs. But we don't work in a perfect world. Managing Up can help.

In negotiation, it pays to help others help you. Learn more about the third step required to get more of what you want.

New leaders are often told to be more strategic, but may not know what that actually means in their day-to-day work. Start here.

To increases your odds of actually getting what you want, you need to be able to clearly outline your worth. Learn how here.

If you want to increase your odds that your negotiation is successful, you need to be very clear about what you want.