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Life and career are built on relationships. Every opportunity, every blessing, and every next step forward often comes through people. When we invest in building and maintaining meaningful connections—both personally and professionally—we keep doors open that God can use to move us into new possibilities. This includes career doors.

I’ve learned over the years that change in an organization is inevitable. New leadership, shifting strategies, restructuring—sometimes it’s announced with months of preparation, and sometimes it lands without warning.

The Myth of Multitasking We don’t really multitask — we task switch. Every switch costs focus time. In IT, that can mean missed details, sl

You don’t have to start from zero. A career pivot is about aiming your existing skills in a new direction, not throwing everything away. Here’s how to make a smooth transition into a new role or industry — without losing your confidence, income, or momentum.

We’ve all been there — working for a boss who seems impossible to please, overly critical, or just plain hard to work with. A difficult boss can drain your energy and confidence, but it doesn’t have to control your career or your peace of mind.

Most jobs aren’t posted. Build your network, ask smart questions, and find hidden opportunities that lead to interviews and offers.

Your employer isn’t your source — it’s just one channel. Your true supply comes from within: your skills, creativity, and the opportunities.