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There was a time when the word “creative” was attributed only to artists and performers; they were considered otherwordly and
Gen-Z, a generation raised on the internet and social media, is taking the creator space by force—and a 24-year-old entrepreneur
Deloitte’s Women at Work 2022 Global Outlook is quantifying what many of us already know: The pandemic continues to take
If you’re wondering where your time went, check your screen time. I bet you’ll find your missing minutes there. The
Imposter syndrome is an ugly phenomenon that robs you of the sweet taste of success you worked so hard to
The fact that some people have a dozen days in an entire year to take off of work and enjoy
Rachel Rodgers, author of We Should All Be Millionaires: A Woman’s Guide To Earning More, Building Wealth, and Gaining Economic
There’s a thin line between success and burnout, and it’s a tightrope former CNN Senior Producer Elise Roberts tried to
I’ve had plenty of jobs and two careers and finally, after 33 years of work and somewhat of a bumpy
There are about 6.4 million businesses in the U.S. owned by women of color, as of 2019 according to American
We made it! It’s 2022. New Year, lots of the same B.S. with a different name — I’m looking at
Working in TV news is like nothing else in the world. New reporters often find their jobs listed on “Most
Facebook’s wants you to #BuyBlack on Black Friday. Rachael Hawk is the reason why. Hawk’s pain birthed an idea that’s
Burnout is not just exhaustion. It’s a syndrome. Here’s why. Was Solange singing about burnout in “Cranes in the Sky”?
Rachel Rodgers embodies the spirit of Madame C.J. Walker and the audacity of Jay-Z. The author of the bestselling book
People are sick and tired of being sick and tired. And when you get sick and tired (2x) you tend