Passionate and articulate writer, editor, coach, and founder of Be A Light LLC.
Articles by Marisa Donnelly on the topic of business, primarily on freelancing, self-employment, business ownership, and being your own boss.
An important part of learning how to assert yourself is recognizing that you’re imperfect. And that’s okay.
Sometimes you are led by your passions and they become everything—your career, livelihood, and what you love. Sometimes work defines you (and that's okay).
As long as we’re finding ways to become more present and invested in one another on and off-screen, then technology is (and always will be) a good thing.
If you really want to become the person you’re meant to be and live the life you’ve always imagined, you have to understand that you’re never done.
In the words of a recovering perfectionist: it’s better to have something that’s messy but embodies you, than something you're just trying to get *right.*
Increasing workplace productivity is essential, not only for your personal well-being and sanity, but for job satisfaction and overall workflow.
One of the most beautiful things, in my opinion, is stepping into your professional worth and identity.
As an entrepreneur, there are a few things you want to check off your list each day. These simple tasks will jumpstart you creatively and get you on track.
From an adult coloring book, to a specifically designed pillow, here are my favorite stress relief products on Amazon.
Sometimes the most useful advice can be what you don’t quite expect. Here are five pieces of counterintuitive career advice I'd highly recommend.