I spent the weekend devouring The Third Door by Alex Banayan. Let me just tell you - the book is like eating when you're hungry or drinking when you're thirsty - you can't get enough and it's so, so satisfying (and absolutely uncomfortable in places). I'll go into it in detail as soon as I've finished, but there was one quote in particular I wanted . . .
Five Essential Platforms to Kickstart Your Freelance Work
I'm convinced that remote, freelance work is the way of the future. The 9-5 will never totally go out of style. This is partially due to logistics of certain industries (I've never heard of a freelance hospital), and partly because of preference. But think about it: big business used to reign supreme because they had the funds with which to operate . . .
The LinkedIn Message Template That Launched My Career
You guys want to know a secret? It's a big one, and I'm sharing it with you today. Since I graduate college five and some years ago, I've worked on one of the biggest dramas on network television, assisted some of the most high-profile producers in Hollywood, signed with an agent, and am currently in big exciting discussions for things that I . . .
The Cutest Leopard Print Sweater!!
Okay you guys - this post is a double-whammy. I'm sharing two big things that have been on my mind lately. The first is my new favorite clothing line, & Other Stories. I've been pretty transparent with you guys about my evolving style. (You can read this post about how I knew I had become an adult when I no longer found myself drawn to the . . .
A Hollywood Assistant Shares 4 Tips to Organize Your Life
When I started my blog, I was determined to keep it a secret. I wanted my blog identify to be totally separate from my real life identity. They were two separate worlds and personalities and I never wanted the two paths to know about the other. Guess what? That doesn't work. Over the course of the past few years, I've learned that a good . . .
Are You an Insecure Overachiever – Three Ways to Set Work/Life Boundaries
Mike shared an interesting article with me recently from Forbes magazine. The article discusses the affliction of being an "insecure overachiever" and we both stopped dead in our tracks while reading. Essentially, an insecure overachiever is someone who THINKS they are going above and beyond for all the right reasons, but in actuality, their . . .
Five Ways to Refresh Your Resume for the New Year
Hello, friends! Hope everyone had a great weekend. Mike and I went to see ALTerEGO at The Forum, thanks to Kroger and Simple Truth products. It was the best time - we hadn't been out on a date in so long! Sometimes we get so lost in the details, we forget to pause and refocus on what matters. We get lost in the STUFF, and it clouds what's . . .
How to Identify What Makes You Unique
My mom always says that God knew what He was doing when He only gave her one child - He knew I'd be enough to keep her busy :) I'm pretty unabashed about the fact that I've always spent half of my time on earth and half with my head in the clouds. I've always had big goals, but, until about six years ago, I believed that, in order to achieve . . .
Three Ways to Get Started on Your Ideas
Anyone who's been following along with me for any amount of time knows I rebranded my blog this past August from what was formerly Sunday Mornings Blog. Part of this revamp and rebrand entailed me sitting down and asking myself, "okay, so why you?" And by that I mean, why should YOU decide to come to MY blog every day or two or five when . . .
Four Essential Steps to Creating Attainable Goals
My family was never big on New Year’s Eve festivities. I’m not exactly sure why. Outside of my mom’s nightly glass of red wine, none of us are big drinkers. My dad and I are both a bit introverted. And none of us like crowds. Growing up, our New Year’s Eves were always quiet but enjoyable. My parents made amazing, fresh seafood (which I didn’t grow . . .
