One of my favorite quotes comes from Helen Keller who at 19 months of age became blind and deaf. When asked about her feelings about her disability she responded and said, “I’d rather have vision with no sight, then sight without vision.” I love this Continue Reading →
In the light of a down economy, we are humbled to realize that any job is only temporary. No job is 100% secure. For many who sense a threat to their employment status because of a looming mass layoff, downsize, reorganization, merger, or termination based Continue Reading →
If you don’t have a plan for yourself, you’ll be part of someone else’s. It’s very easy to not follow your own career plan. It’s also very easy to follow a career plan that someone else has laid out for you. This is the result of us Continue Reading →
There are many tips on how to achieve proper work life balance, but these tips don’t apply if one’s career is draining on their life as a whole. Work – life balance is not just about being able to properly prioritize between our career and Continue Reading →
