3 Mistakes Not to Make on a Job Interview
Only 2% of job candidates make it to the interview according to Robert Meier, President of Job Market Experts. That means, more than ever, job seekers have to be intentional about maximizing the interview and what happens during it. Interviews don’t have to be scary....
How to Get A Mentor
Perhaps the most valuable assets in my life are my mentors. I wouldn’t be the person I am today if it weren’t for their amazing encouragement, motivation and wisdom.There are several types of mentors you can have in your personal or professional life. Mentors simply...
Turn A Job You Hate Into a Career You Love
With so much of our lives being centered around our careers, it is important that we love what we do. However, what if you hate your current job? Apparently, most Americans do. According to a 2013 Gallup poll, 63% of employees are disengaged with their jobs, and 24%...
How To Ask For A Raise and Get It
It is no secret that more employees are looking for ways to increase their income. Although there are a variety of ways to make more money, the first place you should start is with maximizing the income of your current job. Typically, your salary is the largest and...
5 Steps to Becoming a Millionaire
I’ve always wanted to be successful. I mean really successful. Being raised in one of the poorest neighborhoods in my hometown can do that to a kid. Being homeless on the street with my mom, aunt, cousin and sister can do that as well. The frustration I felt...
3 Ways to Overcome Fear
For most of my life, I had a terrifying fear. It was a fear that paralyzed me whenever I was even faced with its reality. I avoided every possible chance to face it and even worst, it was something that came so easy to everyone else. Five years ago I encountered it...
Gotta’ Crazy Idea?
It was 1965, and a Yale University undergraduate by the name of Frederick W. Smith had a term paper to write. Frustrated with the current transport routes, he wrote about the passenger route systems used by most airfreight shippers, which he viewed as economically...
