As a Catholic Career Coach, I spend much of my time assisting clients in presenting the best version of themselves to employers. The first step often begins with revitalizing their resume.

Angie sits at her computer, scrolling through job posting after job posting. She feels defeated as she reads each title and description and realizes she is not qualified for these positions nor do they sound remotely exciting. She sighs and shuts her laptop in frustration.

The most common question I get asked as an author of a new Bible study and a mom of seven is, “How did you do that?”

Mental energy powers our focus, presence, and performance. Discover how managing multitasking and reshaping the stories we tell ourselves can strengthen our faith, work, and well-being.

The National Day of Prayer invites Americans to pray for our nation — including our workplaces. Businesses need leaders with integrity, humility, and empathy who can shape the workplace and reach beyond to our nation.

At various moments throughout my career, I’ve experienced a variety of work modes, ranging from going to the office every weekday to working fully remotely from home. Below, I present three contrasting pros and cons for remote work.