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Tag Archives: Career
Why It Seems There Are “No Jobs Out There”
It’s time you switch the odds in your favor and be one of the 10% people who are finding the other 90% of the jobs that aren’t posted. Here’s a few things you can do.
Posted in Career, Communication, Current Affairs, Leadership
Also tagged Employer, Leadership, coach, employee, entry-level, executive, expert, fulfill, job market, job search, job sites, jobs, management, opportunity
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Steve Jobs Lived To Work, Not Worked To Live
I can’t imagine what we all would have lost if Steve simply kicked back and lived off his wealth. While sad that we’ve lost a great hero of our time, I’m equally happy and grateful that Steve Jobs shared his true wealth with everyone. He showed me the value of being a leader, a visionary and never giving up.
Posted in Career, Communication, Current Affairs, Leadership, Web/Tech
Also tagged Passion, Steve Jobs, achieve, fulfillment, goal, impact, life, lifestyle, vision, wealth, work
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If You Don’t Promote Yourself, Who Will?!?
There’s a reason most of us don’t like to promote ourselves: it feels arrogant. But it’s truly not if you talk about yourself with humility. Plus, if you are passionate about your strengths, skills and expertise, then people are often more inspired to learn from you and not view you as self-promoting.
Posted in Career, Communication, Current Affairs, Leadership
Also tagged Cover Letter, Forbes, Interview, Kristi Hedges, confidence, humility, promote, resume, salesman, self
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“It’s My Life! I Can Change If I Want To”
Since age 12 I have been using a simple 4-step method to create long-lasting changes within myself. My method has not only enabled me to make it through difficult changes but has also empowered me to succeed. I have laid out this method in a new book called “It’s My Life! I Can Change If I Want To”.
Posted in Books, Career, Communication, Current Affairs, Efficiency, General, Leadership, Weblogs
Also tagged Efficiency, It''s My Life!, Kindle, adapt, belief, change, ebook, empower, paperback, reality, self-help, self-improvement
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An Efficient Mindset Will Improve Your Entire Life
Here’s another example: career. People who rise to greatness recognize that they are more important than their current role and seek ways to avoid, improve or automate their tasks in order to take on more important work. Isn’t that the efficient mindset at work?
Posted in Career, Communication, Efficiency, General, Leadership, Web/Tech
Also tagged 2%, attitude, choice, efficient mindset, improve, relationships, situation, two percent
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Top Job Interviewing Mistakes
Here’s a really great article on common mistakes people make when looking for a job. One thing this article mentions is that finding a job is taking longer now than in times when the economy is booming but I still believe you can find a good job faster.
Posted in Career
Also tagged arrogance, confidence, humility, interview mistakes, job search, resume
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What Do You Want From Your Business Or Career?
Every day I asked myself the question: “What am I learning today that is going to help me start and run my business tomorrow?”. That simple question helped frame my approach to my jobs and helped me look past each day’s challenges towards my goal.
Happiness Requires Your Emotional Commitment To Your Career
If you choose to pursue your career then you’ll be constantly learning new ways to make your job better and more rewarding, which naturally results in effectiveness and efficiency. If you choose to pursue your life and not your career, then you’ll find that your focus at work tends to be sharp and decisive so you can ensure you have as much time off as possible.
How To Ask For A Raise
The handicap for this person is not letting their work talk for itself. If this type of person were to consistently demonstrate their abilities and THEN ask for the raise, they become virtually unstoppable in their career growth.