Some of the best moments on a camping trip happen around the campfire. After a long day on the trail, people gather to share stories, swap advice, and offer encouragement

When you set out on a camping trip, the trail ahead often looks straightforward on the map.

Just as every successful camping trip begins with a well-chosen site and a sturdy tent, every thriving career starts with a strong foundation.

(Full disclosure, I am not a camper myself,  but I really wish I had the camping gene.) I can imagine that there’s something magical about preparing for a camping trip.

Have you ever noticed how starting and growing a career feels a lot like heading out on a camping adventure? Both require preparation, a sense of curiosity, and the courage to face the unknown.

Contemplating a career transition is both exciting and daunting. It’s a time filled with possibility, but also uncertainty.

In today’s fast-paced work environments, the phrase “stop and smell the roses” might sound like a cliché, but it’s actually a powerful reminder to pause, appreciate, and recharge.

In career coaching, the questions we ask can be just as important as the advice we give.

When it comes to career coaching, sometimes the simplest questions are the most transformative.

When guiding someone through a career transition or challenge, one question can cut through the noise and unlock meaningful progress: “Where are you most stuck right now?”

Embarking on a career transition can be exciting, but it’s also a process that requires careful balance.

Making a career transition can feel daunting, much like tackling a home renovation.