Pam Jones is a loving wife, mother of two and member of the PTA. She serves as the snack mom for her daughter’s soccer team and takes care of her family’s house. Pam runs a tight ship at home, flowing ...

Whatever your unique transition, that core question remains: When your identity falls apart, how do you find yourself again? I prefer to think of it as “The Pivot”. It happens to all of us, sooner or ...

Neotribalism is a sociological term that describes the way many countries are splintering apart in response to a global society in which it is difficult to find our individual identities with so much ...

"If I'm not (insert job title here), then who am I?" This is the type of question some adults are asking themselves as they struggle through the darkness of losing a job to the pandemic. Some never ...

We care and talk about what we are most passionate about in life. Some people are passionate about their careers. Some people are passionate about sports. Some people are passionate about money. Some ...

For many people transitioning into retirement, the famous lines from the start of “A Chorus Line” resonate: “Who am I anyway? Am I my résumé? That is a picture of a person I don’t know!” Struggling ...

November is National Caregivers Month! Take a few minutes to think about the caregivers in your life — parents, siblings, grandparents, neighbors and the list goes on. Is there something you can do to ...

The way you position and identify your brand has a huge impact on the way you’re perceived, from the business opportunities you’re offered to the type of customer who purchases your products or ...