Christine Hassler

Patriotism does not make headlines these days; perhaps being too focused on what we do not like about our country has clouded our vision, preventing the blessings that come with being an American from shining through.

Dear Christine, I am the mother of two small kids and unlike my unmarried, childless twenty-something friends who have plenty of time for themselves,...

To boost your confidence a bit, practice being a bit more out-going and assertive with your coworkers. Ask one of your colleagues out to lunch, join in a water cooler conversation, make a comment or raise a question at a meeting.

If you are yourself asking the question, "why him not me?" answer it via self-reflection and investigation...

Dear Christine, I'm 26 years old and in a rut. I don't really like my career path, but don't know what else to do. Money is tight and I don't have a...

Dear Christine, There is a woman I work with - actually she is my direct colleague and we have the same title, same boss, and similar responsibilitie...

I am often asked what type of questions one should ask when presented with the question, "Do you have any questions for me?" during an interview. Whatever you do, don't say you don't have any!

All of us are becoming far too reliant on our gadgets and starved for real human connection. To anyone reading who has been afflicted by or is an afflicter of cowardly cyber communication, take a stand for human connection!

Your parents getting divorced at any age is going to be difficult so don't pressure yourself to be un-phased by this just because you are an adult.