Writerbabe
A blog for the career challenged, lost folks looking for a road map and for those who enjoy cluelessness
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The Writerbabe Series
http://thewriterbabeseries.com
Suffering from career ADD and professional glibness? Wondering why the grass is always greener and constantly renegotiating what the “pursuit of happiness” really means?
The Writerbabe Series (or TWS) was created as a self-made mission to explore the frustration of choosing your life’s work while still trying to figure your life out. TWS taps professional ambiguity as well as examining the enigma of career success.
This is a one-stop blog loaded with personal anecdotes, news and pithy advice for the clueless, but no-nonsense careerist.
Sometimes critical, a tad funny, a little bit self-deprecating - but always insightful, The Writerbabe Series seeks to inspire the world one brain at a time.
- Added on: Sep 18th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Writerbabe
- Listed in: Career & Jobs Social Commentary
- Tags: Career career development advice Personal Growth job advice job search
Recent Posts
Being Thankful is Easy, Recognizing When to Be So is Harder
Photo Credit: BeInspiredDesigns @Flickr When you are feeling safe Sometimes, people take it for granted when they are feeling safe – not just physically, but mentally and spiritually as well. Being safe is not necessarily about being boringly s...
What Does it Mean to be “Professionally Curious”?
Photo Credit: Colin Purrington @Flickr The niche is learning, the brand is knowledge You embrace cluelessness. Life long learners seek to collect not only experiences, but attitudes and perspectives. There is never too much knowledge, but there is a...
The Boomer-Millennial Divide: It’s All About the Gumption
In the New York Times, Michael Winerip writes, “Older workers don’t have the choice of withdrawing from the labor force,” said Mr. Hipple, pointing out that they have mortgages to pay, health issues and retirement to worry about, as...
The Busy-ness of Being Late
Michael C. Munger writes, The busier you are, the more likely you will be on time. Busy people manage their time well because it is valuable. They develop rules to avoid frittering away the day…Incompetent people believe they are busy, but they...
Misconceptions About Writing, Editing & Work
Photo Credit: TheGiantVermin @Flickr Attention English Majors: Please stop whining about how no one taught you how to edit. And, please stop whining about when your stuff gets edited, you should’ve caught the mistakes because, “I’m...
To Be Consistent, You Have to Be Fearless
Photo Credit: ToniVC @Flickr My consistency leaves much to be desired. Side Note: Yes, that can be seen as a cop out, complain here. Starting is only the beginning… Revving up the 10 minutes series of my blog hasn’t worked out too wel...
Love your blog - it's pretty funny. Especially the post about the pirates.
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