While it may be tempting to jump now, your transition to entrepreneur will have more bumps than necessary if your starting position is off. You will lack the energy and clear vision you need to make wise decisions. Stop Waiting and Start Creating the Career & Life You Really Want Next post: Do You Have Too many Ideas? MORE >>

The Start-up of You , which I like as well, (and not just because his publishing career documents the AP Style Guide’s treatment of the word startup). You cannot have a solid career if you can’t take advice that you don’t want to hear.  miss her. She is with Steven , who I think is buying her a ring. This one. Just do it. MORE >>

Submit your career and life questions to nicole@mscareergirl.com! While blogging has given me a hobby outside of work, I long for a career that I can actually get engaged in. I’m reading great books about entrepreneurs and feel inspired but I’m also starting to feel hopeless. Why finance? Natalie. EXACTLY. Blogging. MORE >>

Instead of beating yourself up or giving up, take a few small steps that will boost your motivation and help you get through your day job as you make your transition from employee to entrepreneur. Sometimes, your lack of motivation at work can result from a lack of sleep, proper nutrition, or conflict that drains your energy. MORE >>

Business Fitness Skip to content Home About My Book My News Great Reads ← Reinvent Your Career—Preserve Your “Self” | An Interview with Cherry Woodburn Not Getting the Jobs You Want? An entrepreneur is someone who, by definition, “organizes, operates, and assumes the risk for a business venture.” So hold on and feel the energy.   MORE >>