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Articles by Kaila Kea-Lewis

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Kaila Kea-Lewis is a small business owner, career coach, and writer who focuses on all things career development. 

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How to Become More Self-Aware
Maybe the real treasure was the flaws we learned about along the way
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‘I’m a Hugger’: What to Say to Establish Physical Boundaries in the Workplace
We'll laugh about this awkward interaction one day
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4 Books You’ll Love as a Working Mom (or Mom-to-Be)
"Goodnight Moon" not included
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5 Job Market Trends We’re Looking Forward to in 2020
Work from your couch! Forever!
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A Survivor’s Guide to a Recession: 4 Crucial Areas to Focus on Now
Immunity is up for grabs
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Why 60% Qualified is Enough, According to a Recruiter
Required skills? More like *desired*
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Why (and How) I Stopped Apologizing at Work
Let's workshop that email together
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Working Women
Office Politics? I’ll Work from Home, Thanks
When the personalities get tough, the career savvy get going
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Working Women
She Lives in Atlanta. Her Last Job was in Iceland.
How Stephanie Eley harnessed the gig economy and you can, too
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6 Ways to Make More Money You Haven’t Thought of Yet
Side-hustles are on the rise, and these unique options have a decent payout
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3 Ways to Overcome a Boys' Club (Even if There Are No Boys)
Yes, it's ladies night, and we're feeling—righteous
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6 Uncommon Signs Your Job May Have a Boys' Club
Boys' clubs aren't all happy hours and baseball outings. Sometimes they're more subtle than that
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