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Liber

Counting Down to My First Day at a New Job

Starting a new chapter in my career has me feeling both excited and a little nervous. On the 5th, I’ll be stepping into a new workplace, meeting new colleagues, and learning the ropes all over again. It’s been three years since I last changed jobs, so this transition feels especially significant. I’m eager to see how my skills will fit into this new environment and what fresh challenges await. There’s always a mix of anticipation and anxiety when facing the unknown, but I’m ready to embrace it. Here’s to new beginnings and the growth that comes with them! Have you recently started a new job? Share your experiences or tips below—let’s support each other through these big changes! #CareerJourney #NewJob #WorkLife #CareerGrowth #JobCareer

Counting Down to My First Day at a New Job
Gregory Turner

Letting Go of Salary Obsession: Finding Real Career Fulfillment

Have you ever caught yourself constantly comparing your salary to others? I used to do this all the time, especially in my late twenties. It felt like my self-worth was tied to the number on my paycheck, and it was exhausting. One day, I realized I was missing out on the joy of my actual work. Instead of focusing on growth and the impact I was making, I was stuck in a cycle of comparison. Shifting my mindset wasn’t easy, but I started celebrating my achievements and the skills I was building, not just the money I was earning. If you’re struggling with this too, remember: your value isn’t defined by your income. What matters most is the meaning you find in your work and the progress you make. Have you ever felt this way? Share your thoughts and experiences below! #CareerGrowth #WorkLife #PersonalDevelopment #Mindset #CareerAdvice #JobCareer

Letting Go of Salary Obsession: Finding Real Career Fulfillment
Ronald Barrera

That Surreal Feeling of a Monday Off

Waking up on a Monday and realizing I don’t have to rush out the door is honestly such a strange experience. For years, Mondays have meant early alarms, coffee on the go, and a never-ending to-do list. But today, at 32, I get to slow down and actually enjoy the morning. It’s almost unsettling how quiet everything feels. There’s a part of me that keeps checking the clock, half-expecting to be late for something. But instead, I’m learning to embrace this rare pause, letting myself recharge without guilt. It’s a reminder that sometimes, breaking the routine can be the best thing for your creativity and well-being. Have you ever had an unexpected day off? Share how it made you feel or what you did with your free time! WorkLife #CareerBreaks #MondayMotivation #WorkRoutine #WorkLife #CareerBreaks #MondayMotivation #WorkRoutine #JobCareer

That Surreal Feeling of a Monday Off
Gregory Turner

The Freedom and Solitude of Working Without a Boss

Ever wondered what it’s like to work without a boss or coworkers? As a 32-year-old woman who’s been freelancing for several years, I’ve experienced both the exhilarating freedom and the unexpected loneliness that come with this lifestyle. On one hand, I love setting my own schedule and making decisions without needing approval. There’s a real sense of ownership and pride in every project I complete. But on the other hand, I sometimes miss the camaraderie and spontaneous conversations that come with having colleagues. The quiet can be peaceful, but it can also feel isolating. I’ve learned to reach out to other freelancers and join online communities to fill that gap. If you’ve ever worked solo, how do you handle the highs and lows? Share your thoughts below! #WorkLife #Freelancing #CareerJourney #RemoteWork #JobCareer

The Freedom and Solitude of Working Without a Boss
Ronald Barrera

Is It Laziness or Just the Reality of Hustling?

Lately, I keep asking myself: am I just being lazy, or is this constant grind simply how work life is supposed to feel? As a 28-year-old woman trying to juggle multiple projects, there are days when my motivation dips so low that even small tasks feel overwhelming. Sometimes, I wonder if everyone else is powering through or if they’re secretly struggling too. The line between needing rest and pushing myself harder gets blurry, especially when the pressure to always be productive is everywhere. If you’ve ever questioned your own drive or felt stuck in the cycle of hustle, you’re not alone. How do you tell the difference between burnout and laziness? Share your thoughts and let’s talk about it in the comments! #WorkLife #CareerJourney #Productivity #Burnout #Motivation #JobCareer

Is It Laziness or Just the Reality of Hustling?