For many years, Anna didn’t know what her calling was. She would go from job to job and get stuck over and over again. She was always thinking that maybe this was “it,” without really honestly assessing herself. What made the difference? Taking the time to reflect,...
The workplace can be a bustling center filled with personalities and people of every background. People come together at work from all over the country — and even the world — and bring forth a plethora of different skills and talents to contribute to the betterment of...
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Workplaces are such busy and high-pressure zones these days that it can be a challenge just to get from one end of the day to the other, let alone to fully digest and process all that has unfolded during those hectic hours. Yet neglecting the emotional impact that all...
Scoring that first job or internship is a huge accomplishment, so, first of all, congratulations! This is your first step towards a great career. However, before you become a high-powered executive, there are many miles to walk, and your first step starts with making...
Every working woman today wants to be a success story in her professional and personal life. The road to success is, however, not a very easy one as it needs for the woman to be highly proactive in various aspects of her life. With dedication and by following some...
Before you jump into your next job, do yourself a favor and get to know yourself a little better. There are many personality assessments out there and benefits to taking different ones. Knowing your personality type is important for your career success so you can...
Even in the 21st century, some things never change. Despite the increase of women employees at the workplace, there is a "glass ceiling" that is encountered along the way. Men are just greater in numbers when it comes to potential new ideas that could shape the future...
My grandmother once taught me the secret to changing your life. When she was forty years old, she gave up smoking cold turkey. Overnight, she went from over a pack or two a day to nothing. “That’s incredible!” I said at the time. “Didn’t you have withdrawal symptoms?...
“It’s not the critic who counts...the credit goes to the [person] who is actually in the arena. Whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short and short again...who, at the worst, if he fails, at least he fails while...