Think you can’t start over in your 40s? Read Maria Gonzalez’s epic career relaunch journey from paralegal to engineer.

Since 2022, Jennifer Johnson has lived in Costa Rica, Colombia, Ecuador, Brazil and Argentina, with plans to visit as many countries as she can in South America before heading to Southeast Asia.

Erika Westbay is driven by the pursuit of our fullest potential, and a commitment to ways of being and working that are always getting better. If you’re asking “what’s next?” in your career, try Erika’s three-step process.

Based on my interviews with people who have successfully reinvented themselves professionally, here are five potential paths to a career change:

Sometimes career changes are intentional, but they are often forced by external circumstances. If you’re currently employed, here are five things you can do now to position yourself for whatever the future may hold.

You’ve probably heard that interviews are a two-way street. But how do you really get a sense of an organization’s culture during the interview process?

These three mindset shifts have helped me to truly enjoy networking and make time for it in my life, even if it doesn’t always feel comfortable.

Working with a recruiters can help you advance your career. Learn how to leverage these relationships from a top executive recruiter with 30 years in the game.

Kim Harris left a long career in higher education administration to join a tech company. She is now one of three executives in charge of the entire company. Read on for exactly how she did it.

Updating your title is an easy first step toward redefining your professional identity.

Whether you call it “quiet quitting” or simply feeling less-than-engaged in your work, start setting yourself up for your next move.

The Birkman generates a wealth of information about your interests, your usual behaviors, and what you need to perform at your best.

Nicola Harrison was a fashion stylist by day who wrote novels by night. Now she’s a two-time published author with another book on the way. If you love to read or feel like you may have a story in you to tell, read on to learn how Nicola made her dream come true, one page at a time.

These five books helped shape my own career pivot, and I still return to them for inspiration and advice.

No matter what field you’re in, there is likely to be a professional association working to advance it. Here’s how to make joining one work for you.

Cynthia Loaiza is the founder of Silk & Lace Boudoir in Washington, D.C. I spoke with Cynthia about her path to finding her passion and how she grew a successful business out of it.

Leaving a job is a big life transition. Here’s are 5 questions to help you reflect and close this chapter.

Chloee O’Hayon-Crosby is a Paris-trained fashion designer who relaunched her career as a stylist in Southern California. Find out how she did it.

Recently, I joined the Philly Career Coach, Rita Friedman, for a training (virtual, of course) on Relaunching Your Career in a Virtual World hosted by the Junior League of Philadelphia. We got into networking, interviewing, and even what to wear for a Zoom interview. Here are a few of the most useful tips from the training:

When opportunities abound, how do you decide to stick it out or jump ship?