Kerstin McInnis

Tag: Business

  • A Dozen Signs That It’s Time to Quit Your Job

    Are you miserable in your job? Here are a dozen signs that it’s time to quit and move on: Your job is all consuming. Do you eat, drink, and sleep work? Are you working morning ‘til night? Do you come home from work trips and collapse on the couch, never calling friends or making plans…

  • In a pickle.

    Oh to be caught in a pickle.  It’s rarely exciting, unless you’re playing baseball in the 1960’s and your life is some version of the movie Sandlot. No real life pickles (and not the dill kind) are usually much more challenging. You’re stuck in a difficult situation, deciding between two choices. Maybe you’re deciding over…

  • Getting Unstuck

    I’ve been stuck.  I’ve been stuck for a few months now.  I’ve been caught up in a consulting project and I’ve put my other work on the back burner.  I haven’t dedicated as much time to creating whether it’s art or writing.  I haven’t coached as much over the last few months.  I’ve been consumed…

  • Career Fairy

    We’d all like to believe that there’s a career fairy godmother out there guiding our careers.  We may have even had someone at one point in our career help us out a little, maybe give us some good advice, or let us try something new.  When it comes down to it though, most of us…

  • Creating a New Reality

    Creating a New Reality

    I’ve been thinking a lot about diversifying – diversifying my life. I have a tendency to be an all or nothing person.  When I was a full time employee, I earned all my income from that company and had my 401K contributions all going to company stock.  I was all in.  As a consultant, I…

  • Creating your own Business: Giving to yourself

    Creating your own Business: Giving to yourself

    I’m starting my own business…again.  The first time was back in 2007. In 2006 I left my corporate job.  I was tired and needed a longer break than your standard vacation.  There were only two options to get a leave of absence in this company.  One was to hold a position of a certain hierarchical…

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