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Category Archives: Tips
Don’t fear change…
Don’t fear change One important thought to remember about change is that is causes fear, both large and small. Change challenges the status quo and can sometimes seem to turn your life upside down. Yes, change can be dramatic, stressful … Continue reading
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To be flexible to change, we must first learn to recognize it…
To be flexible to change, we must first learn to recognize it. Too often I meet people who are doing the mental equivalent of sticking their fingers in their ears or their head in the sand. They think that if … Continue reading
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Your superpower is the good example you provide with our own actions. Use it often!
Your superpower is the good example you provide with our own actions. Use it often! Read more on this topic: Get Free eBook: The High-Tech Career Handbook: The Best of Career Opportunities 1998-2003 My first book, The High-Tech Career Handbook: The … Continue reading
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Noted: Why Teens Should Start Networking In High School via Career Realism
Why Teens Should Start Networking In High School via Career Realism As a professional recruiter and career coach, I regularly have the opportunity to speak with recent college graduates referred to me by parents from my professional and personal networks. … Continue reading
Noted: Don’t Compare Your Beginning to Someone Else’s Middle via Lifehacker
Don’t Compare Your Beginning to Someone Else’s Middle via Lifehacker When you’re jumping into a new project or endeavor, it’s natural to look to those who know what they’re doing in order to learn from them. That’s great, but as … Continue reading
Noted: 3 Questions to Ask Yourself When You Don’t Know What You Want to Do via The Muse
3 Questions to Ask Yourself When You Don’t Know What You Want to Do via The Muse I started college as a musical theater major, but by the end of my freshman year, I knew I wasn’t supposed to have … Continue reading
Noted: Why You Should Teach What You Know, Even If You Aren’t an Expert via Lifehaker
Why You Should Teach What You Know, Even If You Aren’t an Expert via Lifehaker By teaching what you already know about your profession or hobby, you’ll learn more, potentially gain some notoriety as an up-and-coming expert, make new connections … Continue reading
Noted: Why Having More Time Being Alone Makes You A Greater Person via Lifehack
Why Having More Time Being Alone Makes You A Greater Person via Lifehack “The best thinking has been done in solitude.” – Thomas Edison When was the last time you were alone? Not alone by today’s standards (Facebook and Twitter … Continue reading
Noted: 5 Habits Of Relentless Entrepreneurs via Small Business Trends
5 Habits Of Relentless Entrepreneurs via Small Business Trends Anyone can start a business, but it’s hard to be an entrepreneur. Entrepreneurs are achievers but their achievements don’t come without pitfalls. What makes entrepreneurs tick? What is it about them … Continue reading
Noted: The Physics of Productivity: Newton’s Laws of Getting Stuff Done via Lifehacker
I often use the concept of inertia when helping people with their career, but this article takes it a much higher level. — Douglas The Physics of Productivity: Newton’s Laws of Getting Stuff Done via Lifehacker In 1687, Sir Isaac … Continue reading