Three months into 2026 and I’m officially a fan of the Big A## Calendar by @jesseitzler
Back in January I decided to try the idea of mapping the entire year visually as an experiment.
Turns out, seeing all 12 months at once is a surprisingly powerful way to plan with intention (and maybe stop overbooking my future self).
Nine months still to go…so if you’ve been curious, it’s definitely not too late to start.
If you want the backstory, head to the Career Insight Studio blog and search: “What Happens When You Plan 2026 the Jesse Itzler Way.”
#workingmom #bigasscalendar #worklife
New year, same busy plate.
Instead of adding more, I’m choosing to get more intentional.
At @careerinsightstudio, my focus for the next 12 chapters is simple: practical insights to help you get ahead without sacrificing your peace of mind.
Here’s to meaningful momentum over a packed schedule and managing life with a bit more purpose this year.
Extra breathing room encouraged.
Cheers to an amazing year ahead.
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#newyear #workingmom #intentionalliving #careerinsightstudio
That’s a wrap for 2025! In this final post of the year, I’ve rounded up the most loved topics on the Career Insight Studio blog this year.
The full post and a free “year in review” worksheet is available to download at the link in the bio so you can do your own look back👆
Thanks for being part of this little community! I’m especially grateful for everyone who has been reading along this year 🙏
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Here’s to a happy & healthy 2026!
#2025 #careeradvice #workingmom #corporatelife
Sometimes the best thing you can do for your work (and yourself) is to step away from it.
Whether it’s a long weekend or a long-awaited adventure, giving yourself space to rest and recharge can bring fresh perspective and energy you can actually feel.
In this week’s post, I’m sharing:
+ Highlights from my Croatia trip (Dubrovnik, Trogir, and a few hidden gems)
+ My “dream bucket” savings strategy: how small, consistent deposits made it possible, plus an investment app to help you save up (with referral link for a discount) thanks to @erikagentry for sharing!
+ What I’d do differently next time, including travel timing and carry-on essentials
If you’ve been craving a reset or need a little nudge to plan your next “someday” trip, this one’s worth a read.
Link to all the travel details in my bio 👆
Thank you to @sarahcentrella for planning this amazing retreat, @estoveststyle for outfit recommendations and @timezonelesstravels for helping with travel accommodations. You all made this experience extra special 🥰
#workingmom #croatia #over50
If your calendar suddenly looks like a festive game of Tetris, you’re in good company. This time of year has a way of stretching us working parents thin…school events, work deadlines, holiday everything.
And while we know we shouldn’t do it all alone, asking for help can still feel…tricky.
Here’s the good news: you don’t need to be a celebrity (or a CEO) to get support. Earlier this year, I worked with Joni Thurber of Juggle Source (a professional personal assistant) and it was a reminder that even small assistance can bring big relief.
In our Q&A, Joni shares:
- What personal assistants really do
- Why support is more about collaboration than big budgets
- Simple ways she helps clients feel lighter and less overwhelmed
If you’re looking for a little breathing room, this one’s worth a read.
Link in bio to read the full Q&A
#workingmom #personalassistant
