Recruiting Advice From Katrina Kibben.

A personal reflection on surprises, uncertainty, and the unexpected paths that slowly change our lives for the better.

I kept failing at my stop-scrolling goals until I tried something unexpectedly human: doing what I loved before productivity culture ever got involved.

Living each day as if it were your last sounds like a wise ideal, but it may be one of the most misguided pieces of life advice. Live each day like it’s your first. Here’s why.

When the world feels broken, how do we keep going? A reflection on identity, systemic injustice, and why I choose an imperfect love to help me move forward.

Yes, hard days are going to be hard. We won’t always win. But there’s a cure: Optimism.

Stop waiting until you’re ready. You’re not a cake. You are never going to be ready.

Need help with your recruiting strategy? Ask for help. Maybe from Three Ears Media and Kat Kibben?

A rant about using negativity to get clicks and building what really matters: a community that cares.

This Veteran’s Day made me think about the sacrifice our soldiers make, and one of them in particular: my mom.

It’s easy to see how seasons are changing when the leaves change, but transformation isn’t always as easy to notice in ourselves.

I believe in miracles because this life? It’s a consequence of a million little gifts. Gifts we can all give.

I don’t have to know all the answers to the world’s problems, but I can appreciate when I’m distracted enough to stop thinking about them.

For everyone who’s feeling rushed, burned out, and overwhelmed by running from one task to the next: don't forget to notice the magic.

Thoughtful messages + travel photos for any team or workplace to share real gratitude in a creative way with coworkers.

I want to share a few of the quotes I repeat all the time. My advice. My life lessons. I’ve been collecting them on my desktop all year in a document called “40 pieces of advice for 40 years” and clearly lost steam early. 

I realized that in all my growth, I may have abandoned some of my ambition for more peace between my ears.

Life is so much better when you invite people in. When we all show up to slow down and celebrate.

Imposter syndrome made me believe I was not an author. But I am and I wrote the Bounce Back Factor to help everyone fight those lies we tell ourselves.

Basketball was my favorite thing until I did the kind of growing up I wish I never did: I went from playing for fun to playing to win.

Read this if you’re chasing success. What you chase matters, and you need to focus on the right things.

Sometimes, you have to add tasks that you do just for the love of it to remember to be proud of yourself.

A story about a goose, community, and noticing how much people whose names we don’t even know care.

When you’re going through hard things, it’s hard to remember to stop and smell the flowers.

A story of joy, contagious giggles, and slowing down to savor every moment that makes you notice the magic of being alive.

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