This NFL player is also a professional Rubik's Cube pro 🤯 Calvin Anderson explained why he refuses to choose between his interests. NFL player. Investor. Community builder. His advice? You don't have to fit into one box to have a successful career.

Your “unrelated” major becomes your biggest advantage at work.

drop your job posting red flags 🚩 and green flags below

You don’t always need 100% to make an impact. The moon’s proof 🌖. 📸: @NASA

Stuck on a blank screen with zero idea what to post on LinkedIn? 💡 Post your progress, not your resume. Don't overthink it!

What do you do after building a massive media empire? For Oprah, you find a way to give back and start something new. In a conversation with LinkedIn's Editor in Chief Dan Roth, Oprah shares why she’s launching The Oprah Podcast and what excites her most about this next chapter. What would your next chapter look like?

we see you. it’s tough out there. #JobSearch #Careers #LinkedIn

your career is not defined by your degree. #LinkedIn #Careers #College

time for a screen break! i just touched grass and 10/10 would recommend.

Even Oprah wondered what her next job was going to be. When she was wrapping up the Oprah show, the talk show host, producer and philanthropist asked herself, “How am I gonna use my life now? What are you going to do?” The answer was launching her own network, a move into unfamiliar territory. Looking back, Oprah says she approached that transition with the wrong mindset. “The big mistake that I made, and it took me a while to course correct it, is literally feeling like, ‘I did this, so now I gotta do this.’” Instead of doing things out of obligation, Oprah says, “Take your time to feel your way to the next right thing.” She continues, “Anybody who’s thinking of retiring, or you’re thinking of shifting your job, give yourself the time you deserve to make the next right decision.” And if you’re unsure of where to start, she encourages people to look for a way to contribute to something bigger than themselves. What's helped you find your "next right thing" during a career transition? Tell us in the comments.

treat yourself to an iced coffee after the interview! hope this helps 💙

@oprah's career advice for your next chapter: Don't rush it. After ending The Oprah Winfrey Show, she felt pressure to immediately figure out what was next. Looking back, she says the better approach is simple: Take your time to find the next right thing.

This NFL player is also a professional Rubik's Cube pro 🤯 Calvin Anderson explained why he refuses to choose between his interests. NFL player. Investor. Community builder. His advice? You don't have to fit into one box to have a successful career.

Your “unrelated” major becomes your biggest advantage at work.

drop your job posting red flags 🚩 and green flags below

You don’t always need 100% to make an impact. The moon’s proof 🌖. 📸: @NASA

Stuck on a blank screen with zero idea what to post on LinkedIn? 💡 Post your progress, not your resume. Don't overthink it!

What do you do after building a massive media empire? For Oprah, you find a way to give back and start something new. In a conversation with LinkedIn's Editor in Chief Dan Roth, Oprah shares why she’s launching The Oprah Podcast and what excites her most about this next chapter. What would your next chapter look like?

we see you. it’s tough out there. #JobSearch #Careers #LinkedIn

your career is not defined by your degree. #LinkedIn #Careers #College

time for a screen break! i just touched grass and 10/10 would recommend.

Even Oprah wondered what her next job was going to be. When she was wrapping up the Oprah show, the talk show host, producer and philanthropist asked herself, “How am I gonna use my life now? What are you going to do?” The answer was launching her own network, a move into unfamiliar territory. Looking back, Oprah says she approached that transition with the wrong mindset. “The big mistake that I made, and it took me a while to course correct it, is literally feeling like, ‘I did this, so now I gotta do this.’” Instead of doing things out of obligation, Oprah says, “Take your time to feel your way to the next right thing.” She continues, “Anybody who’s thinking of retiring, or you’re thinking of shifting your job, give yourself the time you deserve to make the next right decision.” And if you’re unsure of where to start, she encourages people to look for a way to contribute to something bigger than themselves. What's helped you find your "next right thing" during a career transition? Tell us in the comments.

treat yourself to an iced coffee after the interview! hope this helps 💙

@oprah's career advice for your next chapter: Don't rush it. After ending The Oprah Winfrey Show, she felt pressure to immediately figure out what was next. Looking back, she says the better approach is simple: Take your time to find the next right thing.

This NFL player is also a professional Rubik's Cube pro 🤯 Calvin Anderson explained why he refuses to choose between his interests. NFL player. Investor. Community builder. His advice? You don't have to fit into one box to have a successful career.

Your “unrelated” major becomes your biggest advantage at work.

drop your job posting red flags 🚩 and green flags below

You don’t always need 100% to make an impact. The moon’s proof 🌖. 📸: @NASA

Stuck on a blank screen with zero idea what to post on LinkedIn? 💡 Post your progress, not your resume. Don't overthink it!

What do you do after building a massive media empire? For Oprah, you find a way to give back and start something new. In a conversation with LinkedIn's Editor in Chief Dan Roth, Oprah shares why she’s launching The Oprah Podcast and what excites her most about this next chapter. What would your next chapter look like?

we see you. it’s tough out there. #JobSearch #Careers #LinkedIn

your career is not defined by your degree. #LinkedIn #Careers #College

time for a screen break! i just touched grass and 10/10 would recommend.

Even Oprah wondered what her next job was going to be. When she was wrapping up the Oprah show, the talk show host, producer and philanthropist asked herself, “How am I gonna use my life now? What are you going to do?” The answer was launching her own network, a move into unfamiliar territory. Looking back, Oprah says she approached that transition with the wrong mindset. “The big mistake that I made, and it took me a while to course correct it, is literally feeling like, ‘I did this, so now I gotta do this.’” Instead of doing things out of obligation, Oprah says, “Take your time to feel your way to the next right thing.” She continues, “Anybody who’s thinking of retiring, or you’re thinking of shifting your job, give yourself the time you deserve to make the next right decision.” And if you’re unsure of where to start, she encourages people to look for a way to contribute to something bigger than themselves. What's helped you find your "next right thing" during a career transition? Tell us in the comments.

treat yourself to an iced coffee after the interview! hope this helps 💙

@oprah's career advice for your next chapter: Don't rush it. After ending The Oprah Winfrey Show, she felt pressure to immediately figure out what was next. Looking back, she says the better approach is simple: Take your time to find the next right thing.

This NFL player is also a professional Rubik's Cube pro 🤯 Calvin Anderson explained why he refuses to choose between his interests. NFL player. Investor. Community builder. His advice? You don't have to fit into one box to have a successful career.

Your “unrelated” major becomes your biggest advantage at work.

drop your job posting red flags 🚩 and green flags below

You don’t always need 100% to make an impact. The moon’s proof 🌖. 📸: @NASA

Stuck on a blank screen with zero idea what to post on LinkedIn? 💡 Post your progress, not your resume. Don't overthink it!

What do you do after building a massive media empire? For Oprah, you find a way to give back and start something new. In a conversation with LinkedIn's Editor in Chief Dan Roth, Oprah shares why she’s launching The Oprah Podcast and what excites her most about this next chapter. What would your next chapter look like?

we see you. it’s tough out there. #JobSearch #Careers #LinkedIn

your career is not defined by your degree. #LinkedIn #Careers #College

time for a screen break! i just touched grass and 10/10 would recommend.

Even Oprah wondered what her next job was going to be. When she was wrapping up the Oprah show, the talk show host, producer and philanthropist asked herself, “How am I gonna use my life now? What are you going to do?” The answer was launching her own network, a move into unfamiliar territory. Looking back, Oprah says she approached that transition with the wrong mindset. “The big mistake that I made, and it took me a while to course correct it, is literally feeling like, ‘I did this, so now I gotta do this.’” Instead of doing things out of obligation, Oprah says, “Take your time to feel your way to the next right thing.” She continues, “Anybody who’s thinking of retiring, or you’re thinking of shifting your job, give yourself the time you deserve to make the next right decision.” And if you’re unsure of where to start, she encourages people to look for a way to contribute to something bigger than themselves. What's helped you find your "next right thing" during a career transition? Tell us in the comments.

treat yourself to an iced coffee after the interview! hope this helps 💙

@oprah's career advice for your next chapter: Don't rush it. After ending The Oprah Winfrey Show, she felt pressure to immediately figure out what was next. Looking back, she says the better approach is simple: Take your time to find the next right thing.

This NFL player is also a professional Rubik's Cube pro 🤯 Calvin Anderson explained why he refuses to choose between his interests. NFL player. Investor. Community builder. His advice? You don't have to fit into one box to have a successful career.

Your “unrelated” major becomes your biggest advantage at work.

drop your job posting red flags 🚩 and green flags below

You don’t always need 100% to make an impact. The moon’s proof 🌖. 📸: @NASA

Stuck on a blank screen with zero idea what to post on LinkedIn? 💡 Post your progress, not your resume. Don't overthink it!

What do you do after building a massive media empire? For Oprah, you find a way to give back and start something new. In a conversation with LinkedIn's Editor in Chief Dan Roth, Oprah shares why she’s launching The Oprah Podcast and what excites her most about this next chapter. What would your next chapter look like?

we see you. it’s tough out there. #JobSearch #Careers #LinkedIn

your career is not defined by your degree. #LinkedIn #Careers #College

time for a screen break! i just touched grass and 10/10 would recommend.

Even Oprah wondered what her next job was going to be. When she was wrapping up the Oprah show, the talk show host, producer and philanthropist asked herself, “How am I gonna use my life now? What are you going to do?” The answer was launching her own network, a move into unfamiliar territory. Looking back, Oprah says she approached that transition with the wrong mindset. “The big mistake that I made, and it took me a while to course correct it, is literally feeling like, ‘I did this, so now I gotta do this.’” Instead of doing things out of obligation, Oprah says, “Take your time to feel your way to the next right thing.” She continues, “Anybody who’s thinking of retiring, or you’re thinking of shifting your job, give yourself the time you deserve to make the next right decision.” And if you’re unsure of where to start, she encourages people to look for a way to contribute to something bigger than themselves. What's helped you find your "next right thing" during a career transition? Tell us in the comments.

treat yourself to an iced coffee after the interview! hope this helps 💙

@oprah's career advice for your next chapter: Don't rush it. After ending The Oprah Winfrey Show, she felt pressure to immediately figure out what was next. Looking back, she says the better approach is simple: Take your time to find the next right thing.

This NFL player is also a professional Rubik's Cube pro 🤯 Calvin Anderson explained why he refuses to choose between his interests. NFL player. Investor. Community builder. His advice? You don't have to fit into one box to have a successful career.

Your “unrelated” major becomes your biggest advantage at work.

drop your job posting red flags 🚩 and green flags below

You don’t always need 100% to make an impact. The moon’s proof 🌖. 📸: @NASA

Stuck on a blank screen with zero idea what to post on LinkedIn? 💡 Post your progress, not your resume. Don't overthink it!

What do you do after building a massive media empire? For Oprah, you find a way to give back and start something new. In a conversation with LinkedIn's Editor in Chief Dan Roth, Oprah shares why she’s launching The Oprah Podcast and what excites her most about this next chapter. What would your next chapter look like?

we see you. it’s tough out there. #JobSearch #Careers #LinkedIn

your career is not defined by your degree. #LinkedIn #Careers #College

time for a screen break! i just touched grass and 10/10 would recommend.

Even Oprah wondered what her next job was going to be. When she was wrapping up the Oprah show, the talk show host, producer and philanthropist asked herself, “How am I gonna use my life now? What are you going to do?” The answer was launching her own network, a move into unfamiliar territory. Looking back, Oprah says she approached that transition with the wrong mindset. “The big mistake that I made, and it took me a while to course correct it, is literally feeling like, ‘I did this, so now I gotta do this.’” Instead of doing things out of obligation, Oprah says, “Take your time to feel your way to the next right thing.” She continues, “Anybody who’s thinking of retiring, or you’re thinking of shifting your job, give yourself the time you deserve to make the next right decision.” And if you’re unsure of where to start, she encourages people to look for a way to contribute to something bigger than themselves. What's helped you find your "next right thing" during a career transition? Tell us in the comments.

treat yourself to an iced coffee after the interview! hope this helps 💙

@oprah's career advice for your next chapter: Don't rush it. After ending The Oprah Winfrey Show, she felt pressure to immediately figure out what was next. Looking back, she says the better approach is simple: Take your time to find the next right thing.

This NFL player is also a professional Rubik's Cube pro 🤯 Calvin Anderson explained why he refuses to choose between his interests. NFL player. Investor. Community builder. His advice? You don't have to fit into one box to have a successful career.

Your “unrelated” major becomes your biggest advantage at work.

drop your job posting red flags 🚩 and green flags below

You don’t always need 100% to make an impact. The moon’s proof 🌖. 📸: @NASA

Stuck on a blank screen with zero idea what to post on LinkedIn? 💡 Post your progress, not your resume. Don't overthink it!

What do you do after building a massive media empire? For Oprah, you find a way to give back and start something new. In a conversation with LinkedIn's Editor in Chief Dan Roth, Oprah shares why she’s launching The Oprah Podcast and what excites her most about this next chapter. What would your next chapter look like?

we see you. it’s tough out there. #JobSearch #Careers #LinkedIn

your career is not defined by your degree. #LinkedIn #Careers #College

time for a screen break! i just touched grass and 10/10 would recommend.

Even Oprah wondered what her next job was going to be. When she was wrapping up the Oprah show, the talk show host, producer and philanthropist asked herself, “How am I gonna use my life now? What are you going to do?” The answer was launching her own network, a move into unfamiliar territory. Looking back, Oprah says she approached that transition with the wrong mindset. “The big mistake that I made, and it took me a while to course correct it, is literally feeling like, ‘I did this, so now I gotta do this.’” Instead of doing things out of obligation, Oprah says, “Take your time to feel your way to the next right thing.” She continues, “Anybody who’s thinking of retiring, or you’re thinking of shifting your job, give yourself the time you deserve to make the next right decision.” And if you’re unsure of where to start, she encourages people to look for a way to contribute to something bigger than themselves. What's helped you find your "next right thing" during a career transition? Tell us in the comments.

treat yourself to an iced coffee after the interview! hope this helps 💙

@oprah's career advice for your next chapter: Don't rush it. After ending The Oprah Winfrey Show, she felt pressure to immediately figure out what was next. Looking back, she says the better approach is simple: Take your time to find the next right thing.

This NFL player is also a professional Rubik's Cube pro 🤯 Calvin Anderson explained why he refuses to choose between his interests. NFL player. Investor. Community builder. His advice? You don't have to fit into one box to have a successful career.

Your “unrelated” major becomes your biggest advantage at work.

drop your job posting red flags 🚩 and green flags below

You don’t always need 100% to make an impact. The moon’s proof 🌖. 📸: @NASA

Stuck on a blank screen with zero idea what to post on LinkedIn? 💡 Post your progress, not your resume. Don't overthink it!

What do you do after building a massive media empire? For Oprah, you find a way to give back and start something new. In a conversation with LinkedIn's Editor in Chief Dan Roth, Oprah shares why she’s launching The Oprah Podcast and what excites her most about this next chapter. What would your next chapter look like?

we see you. it’s tough out there. #JobSearch #Careers #LinkedIn

your career is not defined by your degree. #LinkedIn #Careers #College

time for a screen break! i just touched grass and 10/10 would recommend.

Even Oprah wondered what her next job was going to be. When she was wrapping up the Oprah show, the talk show host, producer and philanthropist asked herself, “How am I gonna use my life now? What are you going to do?” The answer was launching her own network, a move into unfamiliar territory. Looking back, Oprah says she approached that transition with the wrong mindset. “The big mistake that I made, and it took me a while to course correct it, is literally feeling like, ‘I did this, so now I gotta do this.’” Instead of doing things out of obligation, Oprah says, “Take your time to feel your way to the next right thing.” She continues, “Anybody who’s thinking of retiring, or you’re thinking of shifting your job, give yourself the time you deserve to make the next right decision.” And if you’re unsure of where to start, she encourages people to look for a way to contribute to something bigger than themselves. What's helped you find your "next right thing" during a career transition? Tell us in the comments.

treat yourself to an iced coffee after the interview! hope this helps 💙

@oprah's career advice for your next chapter: Don't rush it. After ending The Oprah Winfrey Show, she felt pressure to immediately figure out what was next. Looking back, she says the better approach is simple: Take your time to find the next right thing.

This NFL player is also a professional Rubik's Cube pro 🤯 Calvin Anderson explained why he refuses to choose between his interests. NFL player. Investor. Community builder. His advice? You don't have to fit into one box to have a successful career.

Your “unrelated” major becomes your biggest advantage at work.

drop your job posting red flags 🚩 and green flags below

You don’t always need 100% to make an impact. The moon’s proof 🌖. 📸: @NASA

Stuck on a blank screen with zero idea what to post on LinkedIn? 💡 Post your progress, not your resume. Don't overthink it!

What do you do after building a massive media empire? For Oprah, you find a way to give back and start something new. In a conversation with LinkedIn's Editor in Chief Dan Roth, Oprah shares why she’s launching The Oprah Podcast and what excites her most about this next chapter. What would your next chapter look like?

we see you. it’s tough out there. #JobSearch #Careers #LinkedIn

your career is not defined by your degree. #LinkedIn #Careers #College

time for a screen break! i just touched grass and 10/10 would recommend.

Even Oprah wondered what her next job was going to be. When she was wrapping up the Oprah show, the talk show host, producer and philanthropist asked herself, “How am I gonna use my life now? What are you going to do?” The answer was launching her own network, a move into unfamiliar territory. Looking back, Oprah says she approached that transition with the wrong mindset. “The big mistake that I made, and it took me a while to course correct it, is literally feeling like, ‘I did this, so now I gotta do this.’” Instead of doing things out of obligation, Oprah says, “Take your time to feel your way to the next right thing.” She continues, “Anybody who’s thinking of retiring, or you’re thinking of shifting your job, give yourself the time you deserve to make the next right decision.” And if you’re unsure of where to start, she encourages people to look for a way to contribute to something bigger than themselves. What's helped you find your "next right thing" during a career transition? Tell us in the comments.

treat yourself to an iced coffee after the interview! hope this helps 💙

@oprah's career advice for your next chapter: Don't rush it. After ending The Oprah Winfrey Show, she felt pressure to immediately figure out what was next. Looking back, she says the better approach is simple: Take your time to find the next right thing.

This NFL player is also a professional Rubik's Cube pro 🤯 Calvin Anderson explained why he refuses to choose between his interests. NFL player. Investor. Community builder. His advice? You don't have to fit into one box to have a successful career.

Your “unrelated” major becomes your biggest advantage at work.

drop your job posting red flags 🚩 and green flags below

You don’t always need 100% to make an impact. The moon’s proof 🌖. 📸: @NASA

Stuck on a blank screen with zero idea what to post on LinkedIn? 💡 Post your progress, not your resume. Don't overthink it!

What do you do after building a massive media empire? For Oprah, you find a way to give back and start something new. In a conversation with LinkedIn's Editor in Chief Dan Roth, Oprah shares why she’s launching The Oprah Podcast and what excites her most about this next chapter. What would your next chapter look like?

we see you. it’s tough out there. #JobSearch #Careers #LinkedIn

your career is not defined by your degree. #LinkedIn #Careers #College

time for a screen break! i just touched grass and 10/10 would recommend.

Even Oprah wondered what her next job was going to be. When she was wrapping up the Oprah show, the talk show host, producer and philanthropist asked herself, “How am I gonna use my life now? What are you going to do?” The answer was launching her own network, a move into unfamiliar territory. Looking back, Oprah says she approached that transition with the wrong mindset. “The big mistake that I made, and it took me a while to course correct it, is literally feeling like, ‘I did this, so now I gotta do this.’” Instead of doing things out of obligation, Oprah says, “Take your time to feel your way to the next right thing.” She continues, “Anybody who’s thinking of retiring, or you’re thinking of shifting your job, give yourself the time you deserve to make the next right decision.” And if you’re unsure of where to start, she encourages people to look for a way to contribute to something bigger than themselves. What's helped you find your "next right thing" during a career transition? Tell us in the comments.

treat yourself to an iced coffee after the interview! hope this helps 💙

@oprah's career advice for your next chapter: Don't rush it. After ending The Oprah Winfrey Show, she felt pressure to immediately figure out what was next. Looking back, she says the better approach is simple: Take your time to find the next right thing.

This NFL player is also a professional Rubik's Cube pro 🤯 Calvin Anderson explained why he refuses to choose between his interests. NFL player. Investor. Community builder. His advice? You don't have to fit into one box to have a successful career.

Your “unrelated” major becomes your biggest advantage at work.

drop your job posting red flags 🚩 and green flags below

You don’t always need 100% to make an impact. The moon’s proof 🌖. 📸: @NASA

Stuck on a blank screen with zero idea what to post on LinkedIn? 💡 Post your progress, not your resume. Don't overthink it!

What do you do after building a massive media empire? For Oprah, you find a way to give back and start something new. In a conversation with LinkedIn's Editor in Chief Dan Roth, Oprah shares why she’s launching The Oprah Podcast and what excites her most about this next chapter. What would your next chapter look like?

we see you. it’s tough out there. #JobSearch #Careers #LinkedIn

your career is not defined by your degree. #LinkedIn #Careers #College

time for a screen break! i just touched grass and 10/10 would recommend.

Even Oprah wondered what her next job was going to be. When she was wrapping up the Oprah show, the talk show host, producer and philanthropist asked herself, “How am I gonna use my life now? What are you going to do?” The answer was launching her own network, a move into unfamiliar territory. Looking back, Oprah says she approached that transition with the wrong mindset. “The big mistake that I made, and it took me a while to course correct it, is literally feeling like, ‘I did this, so now I gotta do this.’” Instead of doing things out of obligation, Oprah says, “Take your time to feel your way to the next right thing.” She continues, “Anybody who’s thinking of retiring, or you’re thinking of shifting your job, give yourself the time you deserve to make the next right decision.” And if you’re unsure of where to start, she encourages people to look for a way to contribute to something bigger than themselves. What's helped you find your "next right thing" during a career transition? Tell us in the comments.

treat yourself to an iced coffee after the interview! hope this helps 💙

@oprah's career advice for your next chapter: Don't rush it. After ending The Oprah Winfrey Show, she felt pressure to immediately figure out what was next. Looking back, she says the better approach is simple: Take your time to find the next right thing.

This NFL player is also a professional Rubik's Cube pro 🤯 Calvin Anderson explained why he refuses to choose between his interests. NFL player. Investor. Community builder. His advice? You don't have to fit into one box to have a successful career.

Your “unrelated” major becomes your biggest advantage at work.

drop your job posting red flags 🚩 and green flags below

You don’t always need 100% to make an impact. The moon’s proof 🌖. 📸: @NASA

Stuck on a blank screen with zero idea what to post on LinkedIn? 💡 Post your progress, not your resume. Don't overthink it!

What do you do after building a massive media empire? For Oprah, you find a way to give back and start something new. In a conversation with LinkedIn's Editor in Chief Dan Roth, Oprah shares why she’s launching The Oprah Podcast and what excites her most about this next chapter. What would your next chapter look like?

we see you. it’s tough out there. #JobSearch #Careers #LinkedIn

your career is not defined by your degree. #LinkedIn #Careers #College

time for a screen break! i just touched grass and 10/10 would recommend.

Even Oprah wondered what her next job was going to be. When she was wrapping up the Oprah show, the talk show host, producer and philanthropist asked herself, “How am I gonna use my life now? What are you going to do?” The answer was launching her own network, a move into unfamiliar territory. Looking back, Oprah says she approached that transition with the wrong mindset. “The big mistake that I made, and it took me a while to course correct it, is literally feeling like, ‘I did this, so now I gotta do this.’” Instead of doing things out of obligation, Oprah says, “Take your time to feel your way to the next right thing.” She continues, “Anybody who’s thinking of retiring, or you’re thinking of shifting your job, give yourself the time you deserve to make the next right decision.” And if you’re unsure of where to start, she encourages people to look for a way to contribute to something bigger than themselves. What's helped you find your "next right thing" during a career transition? Tell us in the comments.

treat yourself to an iced coffee after the interview! hope this helps 💙

@oprah's career advice for your next chapter: Don't rush it. After ending The Oprah Winfrey Show, she felt pressure to immediately figure out what was next. Looking back, she says the better approach is simple: Take your time to find the next right thing.

This NFL player is also a professional Rubik's Cube pro 🤯 Calvin Anderson explained why he refuses to choose between his interests. NFL player. Investor. Community builder. His advice? You don't have to fit into one box to have a successful career.

Your “unrelated” major becomes your biggest advantage at work.

drop your job posting red flags 🚩 and green flags below

You don’t always need 100% to make an impact. The moon’s proof 🌖. 📸: @NASA

Stuck on a blank screen with zero idea what to post on LinkedIn? 💡 Post your progress, not your resume. Don't overthink it!

What do you do after building a massive media empire? For Oprah, you find a way to give back and start something new. In a conversation with LinkedIn's Editor in Chief Dan Roth, Oprah shares why she’s launching The Oprah Podcast and what excites her most about this next chapter. What would your next chapter look like?

we see you. it’s tough out there. #JobSearch #Careers #LinkedIn

your career is not defined by your degree. #LinkedIn #Careers #College

time for a screen break! i just touched grass and 10/10 would recommend.

Even Oprah wondered what her next job was going to be. When she was wrapping up the Oprah show, the talk show host, producer and philanthropist asked herself, “How am I gonna use my life now? What are you going to do?” The answer was launching her own network, a move into unfamiliar territory. Looking back, Oprah says she approached that transition with the wrong mindset. “The big mistake that I made, and it took me a while to course correct it, is literally feeling like, ‘I did this, so now I gotta do this.’” Instead of doing things out of obligation, Oprah says, “Take your time to feel your way to the next right thing.” She continues, “Anybody who’s thinking of retiring, or you’re thinking of shifting your job, give yourself the time you deserve to make the next right decision.” And if you’re unsure of where to start, she encourages people to look for a way to contribute to something bigger than themselves. What's helped you find your "next right thing" during a career transition? Tell us in the comments.

treat yourself to an iced coffee after the interview! hope this helps 💙

@oprah's career advice for your next chapter: Don't rush it. After ending The Oprah Winfrey Show, she felt pressure to immediately figure out what was next. Looking back, she says the better approach is simple: Take your time to find the next right thing.

This NFL player is also a professional Rubik's Cube pro 🤯 Calvin Anderson explained why he refuses to choose between his interests. NFL player. Investor. Community builder. His advice? You don't have to fit into one box to have a successful career.

Your “unrelated” major becomes your biggest advantage at work.

drop your job posting red flags 🚩 and green flags below

You don’t always need 100% to make an impact. The moon’s proof 🌖. 📸: @NASA

Stuck on a blank screen with zero idea what to post on LinkedIn? 💡 Post your progress, not your resume. Don't overthink it!

What do you do after building a massive media empire? For Oprah, you find a way to give back and start something new. In a conversation with LinkedIn's Editor in Chief Dan Roth, Oprah shares why she’s launching The Oprah Podcast and what excites her most about this next chapter. What would your next chapter look like?

we see you. it’s tough out there. #JobSearch #Careers #LinkedIn

your career is not defined by your degree. #LinkedIn #Careers #College

time for a screen break! i just touched grass and 10/10 would recommend.

Even Oprah wondered what her next job was going to be. When she was wrapping up the Oprah show, the talk show host, producer and philanthropist asked herself, “How am I gonna use my life now? What are you going to do?” The answer was launching her own network, a move into unfamiliar territory. Looking back, Oprah says she approached that transition with the wrong mindset. “The big mistake that I made, and it took me a while to course correct it, is literally feeling like, ‘I did this, so now I gotta do this.’” Instead of doing things out of obligation, Oprah says, “Take your time to feel your way to the next right thing.” She continues, “Anybody who’s thinking of retiring, or you’re thinking of shifting your job, give yourself the time you deserve to make the next right decision.” And if you’re unsure of where to start, she encourages people to look for a way to contribute to something bigger than themselves. What's helped you find your "next right thing" during a career transition? Tell us in the comments.

treat yourself to an iced coffee after the interview! hope this helps 💙

@oprah's career advice for your next chapter: Don't rush it. After ending The Oprah Winfrey Show, she felt pressure to immediately figure out what was next. Looking back, she says the better approach is simple: Take your time to find the next right thing.

This NFL player is also a professional Rubik's Cube pro 🤯 Calvin Anderson explained why he refuses to choose between his interests. NFL player. Investor. Community builder. His advice? You don't have to fit into one box to have a successful career.

Your “unrelated” major becomes your biggest advantage at work.

drop your job posting red flags 🚩 and green flags below

You don’t always need 100% to make an impact. The moon’s proof 🌖. 📸: @NASA

Stuck on a blank screen with zero idea what to post on LinkedIn? 💡 Post your progress, not your resume. Don't overthink it!

What do you do after building a massive media empire? For Oprah, you find a way to give back and start something new. In a conversation with LinkedIn's Editor in Chief Dan Roth, Oprah shares why she’s launching The Oprah Podcast and what excites her most about this next chapter. What would your next chapter look like?

we see you. it’s tough out there. #JobSearch #Careers #LinkedIn

your career is not defined by your degree. #LinkedIn #Careers #College

time for a screen break! i just touched grass and 10/10 would recommend.

Even Oprah wondered what her next job was going to be. When she was wrapping up the Oprah show, the talk show host, producer and philanthropist asked herself, “How am I gonna use my life now? What are you going to do?” The answer was launching her own network, a move into unfamiliar territory. Looking back, Oprah says she approached that transition with the wrong mindset. “The big mistake that I made, and it took me a while to course correct it, is literally feeling like, ‘I did this, so now I gotta do this.’” Instead of doing things out of obligation, Oprah says, “Take your time to feel your way to the next right thing.” She continues, “Anybody who’s thinking of retiring, or you’re thinking of shifting your job, give yourself the time you deserve to make the next right decision.” And if you’re unsure of where to start, she encourages people to look for a way to contribute to something bigger than themselves. What's helped you find your "next right thing" during a career transition? Tell us in the comments.

treat yourself to an iced coffee after the interview! hope this helps 💙

@oprah's career advice for your next chapter: Don't rush it. After ending The Oprah Winfrey Show, she felt pressure to immediately figure out what was next. Looking back, she says the better approach is simple: Take your time to find the next right thing.

This NFL player is also a professional Rubik's Cube pro 🤯 Calvin Anderson explained why he refuses to choose between his interests. NFL player. Investor. Community builder. His advice? You don't have to fit into one box to have a successful career.

Your “unrelated” major becomes your biggest advantage at work.

drop your job posting red flags 🚩 and green flags below

You don’t always need 100% to make an impact. The moon’s proof 🌖. 📸: @NASA

Stuck on a blank screen with zero idea what to post on LinkedIn? 💡 Post your progress, not your resume. Don't overthink it!

What do you do after building a massive media empire? For Oprah, you find a way to give back and start something new. In a conversation with LinkedIn's Editor in Chief Dan Roth, Oprah shares why she’s launching The Oprah Podcast and what excites her most about this next chapter. What would your next chapter look like?

we see you. it’s tough out there. #JobSearch #Careers #LinkedIn

your career is not defined by your degree. #LinkedIn #Careers #College

time for a screen break! i just touched grass and 10/10 would recommend.

Even Oprah wondered what her next job was going to be. When she was wrapping up the Oprah show, the talk show host, producer and philanthropist asked herself, “How am I gonna use my life now? What are you going to do?” The answer was launching her own network, a move into unfamiliar territory. Looking back, Oprah says she approached that transition with the wrong mindset. “The big mistake that I made, and it took me a while to course correct it, is literally feeling like, ‘I did this, so now I gotta do this.’” Instead of doing things out of obligation, Oprah says, “Take your time to feel your way to the next right thing.” She continues, “Anybody who’s thinking of retiring, or you’re thinking of shifting your job, give yourself the time you deserve to make the next right decision.” And if you’re unsure of where to start, she encourages people to look for a way to contribute to something bigger than themselves. What's helped you find your "next right thing" during a career transition? Tell us in the comments.

treat yourself to an iced coffee after the interview! hope this helps 💙

@oprah's career advice for your next chapter: Don't rush it. After ending The Oprah Winfrey Show, she felt pressure to immediately figure out what was next. Looking back, she says the better approach is simple: Take your time to find the next right thing.