Finding your safe pace means seeking the pace at which you feel most comfortable and secure when learning a new skill.

Upgrading your skills is key - but what about upgrading your qualities? Pick one quality you'd like to improve (ex: patience) and reflect daily on how you can strengthen it.

Don't be consumed by frustration over other people's words, actions and intentions in the workplace. Everyone is on their own journey. Practice forgiveness in order to stay focused on your own development and success.

We can't be everything to everyone. Know your own in-build pros and cons to use it strategically in your career.

People will come forward asking for help. And helping your coworkers is admirable. But choose your challenges wisely. Taking on too much leads to burnout and burning bridges.

Mistakes happen. Even to the best of us. Allow yourself some grace and enable yourself to move forward, every time.

Have an accountability partner to keep you progressing on your goals, even when it gets busy at work.

Continually re-examine why you work, in order to boost your motivation and feel more satisfied and accomplished with your career.

Getting sick is often a natural pause for us to heal and restore our physical and mental health. It's a necessary part of life - don't feel guilty for taking PTOs.

Someone has been in your shoes before. Seek out these stories, to feel less alone and more empowered.