I have heard it said that love is something you do. No better example of that than Herb Kelleher. …

I always was told "Do more than what is asked of you" and "Ask a lot of questions.” I always considered my career my own business. It’s no secret that the world is full of competition. I needed to stand out. I wanted to surprise …

The great leaders that we admire are always inclusive. We often mention Kennedy and MLK in the same breath, but their styles were very different. Yet, they found their own unique way to get it done. And they made us believe that we could do …

The Mom Project is the career destination for moms. Through our digital marketplace, we connect a community of over 100k women with opportunities at top companies like Etsy and AT&T. Our vision is to design a future where women never have to choose between their …

Right before my friend’s mother passed away, he asked her what she would have done differently in her life. Her simple answer, “Eat more cake.” Those words have stuck with me for over 15 years. …

Be your own advocate. …

The network of friends you have now – teammates, colleagues, siblings, etc. can be a very powerful group. Don’t underestimate the power of female friendships in growing your professional network. Find like-minded people who like to do what you like to do and keep them …

Believe in yourself whilst being humble, learn from everyone around you, even those who aren't at first glance aspirational to you. Expect setbacks, they always come, condition yourself to learn from them. …

In hindsight, I believe I learned much more from working in the field during the time I spent running my father’s business than I would have in the classroom, had I pursued a full-time college degree. …

I firmly believe the more time you can spend in that intersection where your passions lie and where your aptitude is, the more fun you’re going to have and the more successful you’re going to be in your job. …