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What can a Broadway musical teach us about building a successful career? More than you might think. Explore how the powerful themes of Moulin Rouge! offer valuable lessons for navigating today's ever-changing workplace.

Mary Ann Faremouth explores how a summer break can become an opportunity to reflect, reassess your values, and invest in your future through personal and professional reinvention.

What can Christmas in July teach us about career success? Timeless reflections on hope, kindness and purpose remind us that the right mindset can help us navigate challenges and make a meaningful impact in the New Work World.

As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, this article explores how employers and employees can embrace the spirit of independence by fostering collaboration, open communication, and meaningful work to become the best versions of themselves in the New Work World.

Following the recent summer solstice, I found myself reflecting on how this annual event can offer meaningful lessons for our personal and professional journeys. In my latest article, I explore how the return of light can serve as a reminder of the potential within each of us to grow, evolve, and make a positive impact in the New Work World.

In this heartfelt Father’s Day reflection, Mary Ann shares five powerful life and career lessons she learned from her father that continue to guide her success in today’s New Work World.

June is popular in Western culture as a month to celebrate graduations and is also a favorite time for weddings. The tradition of the June bride actually began in ancient Roman times. The month is named for the Roman goddess Juno, wife of Jupiter, who was associated with feminine vitality, fertility, love, and marriage.

As I speak with many candidates graduating at this time of year, I often wonder, aren’t we all, in one way or another, “graduates of life”?

With strong preparation and a positive mindset, you are bound to succeed. Just like the World Cup contenders you watch and admire during Houston’s upcoming event, be determined to dive into your job search and know that you can pursue your own win in the New Work World.

A reflection on the life lessons shared in a commencement speech, offering guidance on navigating change, embracing fear, staying humble, and approaching new beginnings with purpose.

Be determined to make 2026 your best year yet. Stay open to learning new skills, exploring new opportunities, and embracing new directions on your career journey. Like the honeybee, remain adaptable, purposeful, and willing to work together for the greater good. And when the changing New Work World requires you to learn new steps along the way, remember the timeless message from John Michael Montgomery’s “Life’s a Dance”, growth comes from continuing to move forward, even when the path ahead is uncertain.