Unemployment can feel like a one-two-punch. Not only does it leave you feeling financially vulnerable, but it can also trigger feelings of shame and embarrassment. I felt compelled to write this article because people reach out to me every day for help and support on how to get their career mojo back. This short piece shares a few of my tips.

Redirect your kid's focus away from toys and presents, and towards gratitude and giving. Check out my tips in this short Good Day LA interview.

COVID has many parent's feeling: Exhausted Overwhelmed Anxious Frustrated In my interview with Good Day LA, I share tips on how to stay calm and cool during this parental marathon.

There is some heavy negative energy right now. The last 6 months have been trying to say the least. Every day there are new reports with never-ending reasons why we should feel scared and sad. It can feel overwhelming. . I was thrilled to share my tips with Forbes on how to overcome and release the onslaught of "bad vibes" competing for our attention. . Check out this 2 min video to add a few more tools to your bag.

The goal post has been pushed back once again for parents. So many hoped to be sending their children back to school in the fall, but with COVID still very much here-- parents are tasked with continuing the juggling act of working from home while teaching their children. I had the extreme privileged of speaking with Susan Hendricks on CNN about how we can recharge our batteries and continue to run this parental marathon.

ChedHER interview with Elizabeth Pearson on: - How to Pandemic Proof your Career - How COVID is slowing the rise of women in leadership positions - How to easily transition back into working in an office Cheddar.com Link https://cheddar.com/media/covid-s-impact-on-women-in-the-workforce

In this interview on the Home and Family show, we discuss how to overcome mindset blocks to manifest abundance in your life. By using the law of attraction and healthy habits, you can transform your life.

Don't let the stress of being a parent keep you from making your professional dreams a reality. Hiding behind your kids and parenthood is an easy way to let yourself off the hook from advancing in your career or starting your business. Check out my interview on WGN Chicago and get my 4 tips to balancing mom-guilt with your career aspirations.

Small habit changes and easy daily goals are the keys to achieving your new year's resolutions.

The holidays don't have to equal stress and anxiety. Get my top 4 tips on how to stay balanced during the chaos of the holiday season in this clip from my CBS San Diego interview.

Maximize your holiday break by leaning into work. It takes less than 1 hour each day to get noticed by your boss or push your company ahead. While others are checking-out, check-in. Do things you don't feel like doing to get ahead.

Feeling STUCK in your career or personal life? Check out my interview on Business Rockstar's: Empowerista Series where I share the tell-tale signs you're stuck, and how to overcome resistance and get unstuck.

Having you been trying to manifest a new job, a new body, or a new relationship with no luck? In this short video, you'll learn from professional career coach, Elizabeth Pearson, on what mindest blocks may be holding you back from getting everything you want and think you deserve.

Short videos showing you how to grow in your career while and manifesting some pretty amazing sh*t into your life.

Stress at work seems unavoidable, but there are 4 easy steps you can take to minimize the drama and maximize your productivity. Learn how in under 4 mins.

The Focus Wheel is a process to use when you want to change your vibrational alignment—in other words, feel better—regarding any subject, whether it be finances, a relationship, or a bodily condition. After some practice, you can whip your vibration into shape using this process in a matter of a few minutes. I'm not affiliated with Abraham-Hicks but love their message. Visit my website for more fun videos and exercises as well as a focus wheel template. www.elizabethpearson.com