Networking has quickly become the forum for job seekers and recruiters alike who want to connect with like-minded professionals. Therefore, the way you handle yourself in person can often carry more weight than the words written on…
Guest post by Tiffany Rowe As soon as a baby opens his or her eyes, they begin to learn, and never stop learning until they close their eyes for the final time. Human beings have reached such…
Ready to make a change in your business? Instead of being stuck in trying to figure out how to do it – or what to do first – break it down into steps. Start with a vision…
Not long after I left corporate, I became a tech writer contractor. With my IT experience, writing experience and my English degree, it made the most sense. Then after taking coach training, I decided to try that….
Sometimes you can be in love with the struggle. It can ignite your desire to work harder and to push when all you want to do is give up. It’s like when you’re lifting weights in a…
This is actually part 2 of a round up of Soul of an Entrepreneur blog posts you might have missed the first time around. This time they’re from the Entrepreneurial Spirit, Manage Your Career and Book Reviews…
Rising Strong by Brené Brown My rating: 5 of 5 stars A good book for individuals and for teams in the workplace. It shows how to look at the stories we tell ourselves, and how to cut…
When I was I corporate, there were definitive markers on my career journey. At AT&T we had numbers to tell us where we were in the hierarchy. An a2 was entry, while a4 was the career level….
Previously I wrote a post about how my mom’s potato pie got me thinking about success. No, really. It did. You see, she’s the kind of cook who usually doesn’t use recipes. Unless it’s something she usually…
As we’re approaching the end of the year, it’s time for a round up of some earlier posts on the blog. If you’ve missed them the first time (or want a second look) click on the links…