My Bedroom Office

What does it really mean to be the least experienced person in the room, and why does it feel so uncomfortable? In this episode of My Bedroom Office, we talk about being a little in over your head early in your career, and why that feeling might actually be a sign of growth, not failure. We explore how being surrounded by more experienced colleagues can impact your confidence, why going quiet to a...

Negotiating your first salary can feel intimidating, especially when you don’t have prior experience, a past salary to reference, or much confidence walking into the conversation. In this episode of My Bedroom Office, we break down why your first salary negotiation matters, how to approach it strategically, and why asking for more is not only normal, but expected. We talk about what to ground your...

Why does constructive feedback feel personal even when it’s meant to help? In this episode of My Bedroom Office, we break down why our brains get defensive and what it means to build a good relationship with feedback. If you’re early in your career and navigating performance reviews, manager feedback, or project critiques, this episode will help you reframe feedback as a tool for growth instead of...

Season two of My Bedroom Office kicks off with a conversation about career seasons and why feeling stuck, uncertain, over-worked, or off track might actually mean you are exactly where you are supposed to be. In this episode, we introduce what's new in Season 2, what to expect moving forward, and how this next chapter of My Bedroom Office will go deeper into more situational, outcome driven career...

Wrap up Season One with me by reflecting on key themes and learnings from the episodes.

New perspective, capitalism, empathy, compartmentalizing...in this episode, I share some of my biggest takeaways from the first half of my 20s.. learnings that apply to both my professional and personal lives.

Leaving your first job can feel heavy. This episode covers why it’s okay to move on, how to do it well, and what we can learn from making the leap.

Today, we’re diving into the idea that you are the average of the five people you spend the most time with and what that means for your career. Are the people around you pushing you forward or quietly holding you back? Let’s unpack how your circle might be shaping your path more than you think.

Today, we’re focusing on the uniquely human skills that set you apart and why they’re more valuable than ever!

Today, we'll chat about why LinkedIn is a great tool for research and how to use it to your advantage!

You know that one task you keep avoiding? That’s your frog. In this episode, we break down the “Eat the Frog” principle... why doing the hardest thing first can help you beat procrastination, free up mental space, and feel more in control of your day.

This episode explores why job hopping is no longer the red flag it once was. We’ll break down how changing roles can lead to growth, better pay, new connections, and greater impact.

Is loving what you do for work THAT important??? In this episode, I share my two cents on the idea that if you love what you do for work you'll never work a day in your life....

In a world overloaded with information, simplicity is a superpower. In this episode, we dive into why breaking down complex ideas into clear, digestible messages makes you more impactful, whether you're leading a meeting, pitching an idea, or just trying to connect. Less jargon, more clarity. Let's talk about how simplifying your words can amplify your influence!

Welcome to Season One Episode One of My Bedroom Office —a short-form podcast for young professionals navigating the early stages of their careers! In this episode, we'll get into some introductions.... to the podcast, to the host, and to the content :D