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For some of us, being a “good student” at school in our youth played an essential part in our lives. We were praised for it, were getting good grades, pleasing the teachers and our parents in the process, and it somehow became a part of our identity. Many of us carried this drive and dedication into our professional lives, striving to impress and achieve recognition. And it served us well - promotions, raises, and recognition that made us feel valued. It reinforced our identi

Merriam-Webster defines “adulting” as “behaving like an adult: to attend to the ordinary tasks required of a responsible adult” and an...

Midlife crisis doesn't have to happen when you're 50. It happens when there are enough things going on in your life that make you question t

As an executive coach, I have worked with many women in leadership roles in the tech industry, and one of the most common challenges I...

While the tech industry is full of introverts, it’s not as adapted as could be to our introverted ways. In order to position themselves...

Comment gérer ses emotions en situation de stress? Des techniques simples à votre disposition.