Interviewer: So tell me about yourself Me: ….(loading)

Them: "So what do you do now?" Me: "Tuesday." Your reminder that the person who asks all the questions in an interview doesn't hold all the power.

Everything happens twice. First in your mind. Then in reality. #CareerChangeNow

Degrees are out and skills are in.

Follow up. Follow up. Follow up.

Don't forget to treat yourself as gently as the precious newborn you once were.

Here's the #1 mental shift that changed my life:

Not all of life's blessings come as a bouquet. 💐

In the middle of a tough time, the blessing is as clear as mud. But it's there. Say these things now, out loud, to help you get through.

I can handle this.

I will get through this.

This won't last forever.

May this perspective also shift your mindset to victory.

Your profession is not on your birth certificate. It is not your identity. You can make a career change.

You messed up. It's embarrassing. But it's OK.

The key to finishing? Getting started.

Statement of the Haitian-American Foundation for Democracy Once again, the Trump/Vance team shamelessly exploits Haitians as scapegoats during their bid for the presidency. Vice Presidential candidate JD Vance and several congressional leaders have spread dangerous falsehoods,