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After founding and scaling LendUp for seven years, Sasha Orloff decided to step down as CEO. He shares his journey and his illuminating takeaways about career transitions, structuring time off and founder life after the startup. 

I Asked 100 Founders, CEOs and VCs About Career Transitions — Here’s What I Learned

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It's time to do away with the myth that emotions don't belong in the workplace. With hilarious, relatable illustrations, Liz Fosslien shares how you can tap into anxiety, envy and other "deadly" emotions to boost your career and well-being.

These Seven Emotions Aren't Deadly — They're Your Secret Career Superpowers

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After telling us to 'Give Away your Legos,' Molly Graham is back to dig deeper into tactics for handling the emotional rollercoaster of scaling startups. Here, she shares the strategies she used at the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, Quip and Facebook to keep her head on straight and defang three common challenging situations.

Make Friends With the Monster Chewing on Your Leg, and Other Tips for Surviving Startups

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Frederique Dame spent the last four years as a top product manager at Uber. But if you ask her what's made her career, it's her attitude. Here's what she knows that others should.

Harnessing Happiness to Build Your Career — Advice from an Uber Product Leader

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This is a pep talk for anyone who’s chosen Should far too long and feels like it’s about time they give Must a shot.

When You're at the Crossroads of Should and Must

Honest, vulnerable advice from folks that have been there

If you're seeking some career advice:

I Asked 100 Founders, CEOs and VCs About Career Transitions — Here’s What I Learned

These Seven Emotions Aren't Deadly — They're Your Secret Career Superpowers

Make Friends With the Monster Chewing on Your Leg, and Other Tips for Surviving Startups

Harnessing Happiness to Build Your Career — Advice from an Uber Product Leader

When You're at the Crossroads of Should and Must