Corporate life is tough. It’s a jungle out there. If you’re lucky enough, your first job will be ‘good enough’, not nice, not great, but good enough. You’ll make a couple of friends out of your coworkers which will become your ride-or-die, connected by the shared pain of working on at the same place.
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On Boundaries and the Quiet Work of Taking Up Space: a soft girl finding her voice in corporate life
Reflections on what I learned on my first year in corporate life, highlighting issues of gender dynamics and the need for self-advocacy.
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Managing Your Finances Using Girl Math: How to Not Be Broke but Still Enjoy the Little Things in Life
This article empathizes with financial struggles while offering practical guidance on managing money and prioritizing well-being.
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Show up for yourself! How to plan your future when you don’t see yourself in it
A personal reflection on grief, burnout, depression, and the slow, stubborn act of choosing to stay. About losing the future, finding it again, and learning that sometimes the only plan you need is making it to tomorrow.
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Time is more valuable than money: how to manage your time after your 9 to 5
As a corporate girlie, I know that managing your time outside of your 9-to-5 is a challenge—especially when you realize that most 9-to-5s are actually more like 7-to-6 once you add getting ready and commuting. In this post, you’ll find a few tips that may help you become a successful corporate girlie who always seems to…
