I have accomplished a lot in my career but am pivoting into a new industry to give back in the social enterprise space where I’m new. I don’t know how to break in, I’m scared and intimidated and not sure how to move forward.

In recent years, coworking spaces have gained immense popularity among professionals seeking flexible work environments that foster collaboration and productivity. However, for some, pricing can put a damper on procuring a coworking membership.

I know I’m a badass. But I don’t feel like it a lot of the time. It’s in my brain but not something I feel in my body. How can I feel more internally aligned with my badassery?

I’m not new to work, but I’m just graduating from a new program and am on the hunt for my next role. In the past I brought a ton of anxiety and uncertainty to job searches, which do me no good and probably hurt.

When I travel, whether for a conference or on vacation, I return home exhausted and depleted. It’s hard to get off the couch and life feels unbearably difficult

I’m lazy and beat myself up about it. It kinda sneaky laziness — you can’t tell from the outside. If it shows, or someone is expecting something or people will know, I make it happen.

My company laid off a ton of people. How do I maintain my equilibrium when my friends are gone, everyone is freaked out, and my workload is doubled?

Working from home has become a norm for many people due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While it has its advantages, it can also become monotonous and isolating, leading to decreased productivity and creativity.

I’ve worked for other people for 10 years and just jumped out on my own. I’m excited and terrified! What advice do you have for me?

I love my work and my home office. And then I went and ruined it all by having a kid and now I can’t get a thing done. I thought I could work while my little angel slept and that was full-on wrong. I love my kid but really need my sanity back. Help!

I’m a perfectionist and I want to stop. I realize this causes me a ton of stress and anxiety! I miss deadlines sometimes because I want everything to be just so, and make projects bigger and more elaborate than they probably need to be.

Coworking has become ubiquitous in today's work culture, but its history dates back to the early 2000s.

I’m a solopreneur and I love my work. And yet… I. Am. So. Lonely. How do I reconcile doing work I love with my need to be a part of a team and a community?

My company moved to being fully remote and I hate it. I don’t see anyone in person or get out of my pajamas. I’m lonely and can’t focus and take too many nap and snack breaks, but I also can’t seem to motivate to do anything about it. Help!

My company downsized and I’m worried about all of the unemployed people in the Bay Area right now. How do I stand out and find a new job with so much high-caliber unemployed competition?