
Career Mastered Magazine
Career Mastered Magazine is the premier one of a kind publication focused on women’s global leadership and careers. We provide a voice for the everyday career women who are making a compelling mark on business. Her attributes are: Iconic. Presence. Power. Our goal is to tell “her career story” to further the power of the woman.
Packed with a combination of inspiring and thought-provoking career information, the magazine is positioned as one-of-a kind for global career women.Designed to provide readers with the latest must-haves and must-dos, with a diverse range of content including women leadership features, testimonials, c-suite stories, health and wellness, career fashion and more.
Job Hunting? Tips to Avoid a Bad-Fit Role & Land One You’ll Thrive in
BY Jasmin Ball In the work world, there is nothing worse than being at a job for a few months and then finding yourself dreading going in; and whenever you do show up you just want to leave. If you get knots in your stomach and can’t face going into work “tomorrow” more often than […]
Squash-Ing The Competition
BY Kayvonna Stilgal Competition can be fierce. Look around and it’s everywhere, especially in today’s changing trends and economy. In business, competition inspires innovation and creativity in order to win over customers. In life, healthy competition could lead to growth and improvement. But there comes a time when we *need* to stand out in life […]
How to Preserve Your Wealth: Finance Tips for High Earners
BY: Marci Bryant, MBA Finance Many of us equate financial success with personal success, yet it almost seems inevitable that we are only one pink slip or lost client away from losing our financial footing. As we grow professionally and our lifestyles evolve, we become more exposed to the devastating consequences of economic downturns. It’s […]
Leaving A Legacy: Everyday Ways for Finding Meaning and Building Your Career Legacy
BY: Jasmin Ball Photo by: Jenny Risher There is a beautiful quote I once read from Ralph Waldo Emerson that stated, “To leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch, or a redeemed social condition; To know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is […]
Failing Forward: How To Embrace Challenges, Learn From Failure and Move Ahead
The word failure emotes so many negative emotions for people. The disappointment, frustration, shame, guilt, fear, sadness, hopelessness, anger, and regret can all come up. These emotions can be paralyzing and cause people to feel stuck. However, just as failure can evoke negative emotions, positive emotions can also be present. Tapping into these positive emotions […]
Letter From The Publisher: Leaving A Legacy
As we enter the fall season with the changing leaves, shorter days, and cooler nights, it reminds us of nature’s cycle of life and how we, too, face constant changes. We can reflect on these changes while planning and working to leave a legacy. I personally associate fall with the growing cycle of ripeness, maturity, […]
What It Takes To Get A Seat At The Table
The infamous table. A space occupied by movers, shakers, decision makers and influential leaders. Some of us are women with seats at the table. Many are working tirelessly to get their seat. Others are watching in awe and wonder and cheering for the women who made it. Whether in a corporation or a community organization, […]
Let This Be A Summer To Savor!
BY: Hadley Roy Summer can feel fleeting, especially if you live in a northern climate. Sofiguring out how to make the most of it can be daunting. Below you’ll find five ideas for travel, activities, health- promoting behaviors to make this summer and the next worth savoring! Try Tech Free Days One easy way to […]
A Necessary Dialogue About Women: Money & Promotions
BY: Lee McCalla In the professional landscape, the corporate ladder is a hierarchy that many employees scrap and scrape to climb. Rising in the ranks of promotions within the workplace is a task that’s still particularly challenging for women—despite the fact that there’s a ton of research which proves how when women are in senior […]
She Means Business, International Fiber Artist April Anue Shipp
BY: Robin M Wilson If you ask Detroit native April Anue Shipp, 62, about how her art practice has shaped her journey, she will tell you that it has influenced her life’s trajectory. The day that we sat down for her interview, the planets were aligned and the sun was eclipsed during our dine at […]