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When Ella lost her job due to her disability, she worried she would never be able to work again. She felt stupid and worthless because of the way she had been treated. Despite this, she decided to give work one more try. However, Ella decided that instead of working at whatever job was available, she would use her experience as a manager and recruiter to find the best work for her, so this last try would be the job she had the best chance at. The result? In Ella’s next job, she was quickly recognized as the best person who had ever worked in that role. That December, the director sent her a card that said, “we can’t remember how we survived without you.” Best of all, Ella was the happiest she had ever been at work. Now, Ella helps others achieve those same results through compassionate career coaching that meets each person where they are.

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This article on negotiation by Aleenah Ansari: https://joysauce.com/negotiate-your-salary/
This 20-minute TED talk on burnout and what you can do about it right now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrJAX-iQ-O4. Burnout is extremely common at work and in life, but there are practical steps you can take to reduce its harmful impact on your body and mind.
This insightful episode of the Journey to Launch podcast where financial expert Jamilla Souffrant interviews human resources champion and diversity and inclusion leader Dorianne St. Fleur on success in the workplace, especially focused on the challenges unique to women of color: https://journeytolaunch.com/episode232/.
This essay by Simone Stolzoff about what careers are really like: full of change, decision points, and few mistakes that can’t lead to somewhere fine: https://every.to/p/in-praise-of-the-meandering-career.
Know yourself. Love your job.
I work with regular people and those with disadvantages in the workforce to help them succeed.