Chrissy Scivicque (pronounced “Civic”) is an award-winning freelance writer/editor with a passion for two things: food and helping others. As a Certified Nutritionist and an experienced career coach, she combined her two loves and started EatYourCareer.com, a website dedicated to helping people create the nourishing professional experiences they deserve.
A born entrepreneur, Chrissy launched The Executive Assistant’s Toolbox in 2007. This gave her a platform to promote her writing online while also sharing her passion for personal and professional development. In 2008, a start-up company called OfficeArrow purchased the website and hired her as Managing Editor, where she stayed for three years.
Currently, Chrissy works as a freelance writer for popular online outlets including WebMD and Mother Nature Network. Her writing on career-related topics is regularly featured on dozens of websites including Forbes, Monster, BNET, and Careerealism among others.
Chrissy also runs a successful coaching practice, where she helps individuals and teams make smart decisions and take meaningful action toward achieving career goals.
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As a public speaker and trainer, Chrissy has presented for high-profile corporations (such as Turner Broadcasting) and at large conferences (including the annual Administrative Professionals Conference by ASAP).
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Chrissy holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing from Sonoma State University, a Certification in Copy Editing from UC San Diego, and a Certification in Clinical Nutrition from Bauman College in Penngrove, CA. She has completed the CTI core curriculum for life coaches and is in the process of obtaining PCM certification (Professional Career Management). Chrissy worked for several years in banking and finance in Northern California but now lives in Atlanta, Georgia with her dog and two cats. When she’s not hard at work, Chrissy enjoys traveling, discovering exotic foods, and relaxing with the occasional massage and pedicure. She’s also obsessed with Bikram Yoga, ancient relics called “paperback books”, and the actor/comedian/all-around-awesome dude, Hal Sparks.
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Mollie, our mascot.
Hassimomo, the office enforcer.
Manchester, the "idea guy".
Hey Chrissy!
You left a comment on my blog and I thought I’d come check out yours! I like your layout and your topics. I’m very interested in nutrition myself, although I am never going to study it as a profession. I just like to discover what gives me the most energy and what food is the best for my body:)
Keep up the good work and I hope this site becomes a success too!!
Cheers
Diggy
Diggy! So good to see you here! You’re such an inspiration for me. I read your blog all the time and love it. Sure seems like it’s getting popular these days. Congratulations! Hope to see you around these parts again
ha ha..speaking of Diggy. I found your comment through his blog. Interesting name, “eat your career”
And I agree, luvin’ tha layout… look forward to browsing through your site
–parker
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Mollie in her vest made me laugh out loud!!!! I JUST LOVE THAT PHOTO!! Adorable and beyond adorable. LOLOL!!!
Ha ha, Robin! I know! Isn’t that the funniest face she’s making? It kills me. Glad you got a laugh out of it. She makes me laugh every single day.
Oh, and Parker, if you like the layout the theme is called Headway. It’s super easy to customize and I haven’t done all that much. Thanks for the kind words.
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Love the site, Chrissy. Can I use some of the articles in my college class I teach?? I will refer my students to your site. Great stuff from someone who really “gets” the current work environment.
I still say we need to collaborate on something…small conference/retreat of some kind????
Let’s do it. You are AWESOME!!!
Hi Chrissy,
I stumbled upon your site through Ms. Career Girl which I see that you are already familiar with. I like your post, 20 Inconvenient Career Truths. I look forward to reading the rest of what your site has to offer.
-aimee
Hi Chrissy,
I like your site, and I like what you have to say. I saw your comment from erica.biz, and checked it. I agree with you, your career is important and taking the time to figure it out is instrumental in actualizing it!
I am one of those doing exactly that! Quit my job, went and saw a psychic, traveled the nation for 6 months to sight-see and landed half way across the nation in CA to start my new blogging career.
Keep up the good work, and I really look forward to seeing your site succeed.
~ Sofi
Hey Chrissy (I’ve never heard that name before,btw), you’ve a wonderful name. Enjoyed reading a few of your posts. Ultra cool! That post on Dumb Little Man, that was too good for keeping me from coming here.
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