Many businesses like to talk about their organizations as families. You probably never received a hand-me-down sweater from one of your co-workers, but the analogy holds up in other ways. Like a family, you and the people with whom you share an office have to learn how to get along with one another. Different personalities and habits can make that …
The Spam Trigger Words You Need to Avoid
You put a lot of effort into making your email campaigns and newsletters perfect. You do the research, double- and triple-check the wording and formatting, and expect a certain amount of engagement from your audience. But what if your emails are repeatedly ending up in the dreaded spam folder? How can you make sure your emails make into the right …
4 Tools to Achieve a More Positive Outlook & Outcome
What if a more positive outlook could lead to better outcomes at work? What if we told you that the right mindset actually can lead to more career success? Indeed, you shouldn’t underestimate the power of the mind and how important thoughts can be in your job ascendance. We recently shared an interview with Chelsea Behrens all about how breakthrough …
6 Simple Tricks to Make Self-Care Part of Your Daily Routine
Self-care has been a hot topic lately. We at Petite2Queen are firm believers in the importance of self-care and making it a part of your daily routine, but we know that’s easier said than done! With our demanding schedules and desire for relaxation, how can we start prioritizing our own well-being? You can start by trying our 6 simple tricks. …
The #1 Guide You Need to Answer Tough Questions
For better or worse, we all encounter some surprisingly tough questions from time to time. How do you answer a curve-ball question in an interview and still get the job offer? What do you say when you and your boss don’t see eye to eye on an important matter? Both Lynn and author Tikiri have been there, and they know …
How to Develop Best Practices in the #MeToo Era
Sexual harassment has come to the forefront of the conversation in the last year. The #MeToo era has already led to a closer look at this pervasive issue, efforts to better protect employees from sexual harassment, and more dialogue about what is and isn’t harassment. As this conversation continues, it’s important to take a step back and revisit your company’s …
10 Simple Ways to Improve Your Daily Commute
How many of you have had to endure long, stressful commutes to and from work? Nearly all of us can relate, and most would agree that the daily commute can be a drag. However, there are ways to make it tolerable and even fun! Melissa Addey is an author, speaker, and Creative Writing PhD student at the University of Surrey. Her …
How to Recover from Perfectionism
Caroline Garnet McGraw is an author, speaker, coach…. and, in her own words, a recovering perfectionist, workaholic, codependent, and people-pleaser. She started a blog in 2011 about trading perfectionism for possibility. In September 2014, she gave her first TEDx talk, “Perfectionism Doesn’t Protect Us.” Two years later Caroline returned to the TEDx stage as an All-Star speaker with, “You Don’t …
8 Tips to Develop a Business Brand & Your Personal Brand
We’ve all heard of branding, but have you thought about why it’s so important? How do you develop your style and brand so that you’ll succeed in your career? Recently, marketing expert Melissa Forziat joined us for an illuminating interview all about crafting your branding. With Melissa’s experience as a small business marketing coach and event manager, she has all …
10 Steps to Focus on Benefits to Boost Sales
Sales is all about your clients. So how can you entice them and improve your performance? By focusing on benefits! That can be harder than it looks, so we’ve come up with our the 10 steps you need to take. With these tips, you’ll quickly boost sales and improve client relationships. The first step is to pay attention to what …
4 Steps to Deliver Constructive Criticism to Difficult Employees
Regardless of how incredible your colleagues are, you will, from time to time, need to deliver them some constructive criticism. How do you do so effectively without getting a defensive or negative reaction? It starts with understanding why an employee is difficult. Does she simply have a different communication or working style? Does he become defensive or angry when receiving …
How to Mitigate Conflict at Work so Everyone Wins: A 4-Step Process
Conflict is a natural part of two or more people working together. This means that you’re likely to run into your fair share of disagreements throughout your career. How to address these situations is the difference not just between good and bad relationships at work. It’s also the difference between a strong leader and a weak one. While conflict can …
Home Sweet Home: How to Find the Right Home for You
Everyone has to live somewhere, and once you move out of your parents’ place or your tiny college dorm, finding your own home can be a thrilling adventure. Whether you’re looking for your first home or your tenth, there are always things to keep in mind before making your selection. What should you consider as you embark on your house …
What Are the Pros & Cons of Dating a Co-Worker?
We just shared a blog about office romance and whether it’s really worth it. We dive into the pros and cons of that steamy office romance, but if you’re looking for a quick guide, you’ve come to the right place. What’s good about dating a co-worker? What can be tricky about it? Is it right for you and your potential …
How to Promote Yourself, Build Relationships, and Grow Your Sales
Believe it or not, a large part of sales success is in the art of self-promotion. For many people, this can be difficult, especially if you’re shy or simply don’t like talking about yourself. How do you overcome the feelings of awkwardness so you can focus on your true objective? How can you get out there to promote you and …
The Conference Checklist You Need to Get The Most Sales
Attending conferences is an important part of your sales career – but how do you get the most out of it? Whether it’s your first event or your 10th, there’s always more to learn. That’s why we decided to share a quick and easy guide to help you get the most out of your upcoming conference. In conjunction with our …
Words Are Power: How to Wield Them Effectively
Like it or not, language matters. How you say things matters. If used incorrectly, language can cause others to judge you harshly. But, when used correctly, it can transform your life for the better. Words are power. How can you wield them effectively in the workplace? Here are some of our top tips. First and foremost, language is most powerful …
20 Firsts: Amazing Women Pioneers of the 21st Century
The future is female, and more and more lately, we’re seeing incredible women pioneers accomplishing great things. Women in work – across a wide range of fields – are earning recognition for their discoveries, advancements, talents, and commitments to excellence. From music to race car driving to chemistry to space travel to economics to politics, women are slaying every industry …
How to Excel in Your Sales Career
Sales is an excellent career choice, and one that’s face-paced, people-oriented, and allows you more freedom than most jobs. However, many sales professionals see room for improvement. How can you step up your game and really excel in your sales? These tips will give you the boost you need. In our exclusive new resource, you’ll learn the three most important …
Our Top Tips for Living Alone
Striking out on your own can be exciting, nerve-wracking, and everything in between. But when you’ve always lived with people – be them your parents or college roommates – there are a lot of things to adjust to in solo living. The alone time will be nice at first… but what do you do to stave off loneliness? How will …
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