2020 has been a tumultuous year for everyone and what 2021 will bring is still unclear. In order to find peace and continue to thrive, we can to learn how to turn our stress into our strength. In the last show of 2020, Lorraine reflects back on world events, and personal ones, and teaches listeners how to make the most of life's challenges and turn problems into opportunities.

We all go through life doing the best we can with what we have. Eventually though, we have to push through our own boundaries in order to achieve our goals. This can cause us to feel "fake" or like an imposter. This feeling is more common than you think! Today's show will talk about where imposter syndrome comes from and how to transcend it.

We're halfway through 2020, and for most of the world, it's a been six months of struggle. But does it have to be? What's the meaning of it all? Humanity is right where it's supposed to be and we are on the cusp of a new Earth. Listen for a glimpse of what's to come for all of us!

Most people define self-care as a hot bubble bath and glass of wine. This is definition is outdated and doesn't really serve you. In today's show, Lorraine introduces a completely new concept of self-care that will transform you from the inside out.

Not everyone's work history is linear and logical. Many people struggle with how to represent their work history and tell their story. Today's show will offer practical strategies for how to overcome this in the hiring process.

This episode is all new! We're doing my first answer Ask Me Anything session on the show. I'll reach into the mailbag and answer career questions from show listeners.

There is an age-old debate about being a generalist or a specialist. Is it better to have a niche in one field, or be a jack of all trades? The answer, and the research, might suprise you. Also, listen for a chance to win free prizes to celebrate the 5th anniversary of Career UpRising, LLC.

One of the biggest lies that we tell ourselves is that we don't have enough time. We all get the same amount of hours in a day, so why do some people achieve more? Counter to what you've been taught, having less time will make you productive and decisive leading to greater success.

Learning how to manage our minds is one of the biggest challenges we face. Too often we overthink our decisions and as a result, we don't take action. Today's show will offer actionable tips on how to train your brain for increased productivity and satisfaction in your career and all areas of life.

When we think about career advancement, we think about going back to school, sprucing up our resume or tapping into our network. But true change starts in your mind. Lorraine is joined by fellow career coach, Lesa Edwards, in today's episode. Listen for a specific and highly effective formula to re-program your mind for success.