An average person who declares "I want to write a book" really means "I want to be a world-famous bestselling author." However, the book-worthy person is not the average person.
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By Sallie KrawcheckThis article was originally published on Linkedin.We should #LeanInTogether.I couldn’t have had the career I’ve had without the partner at home that I’ve had. I often note t...
Next to my divorce, one of the toughest challenges I’ve had in my life was trying to re-enter the workforce after a prolonged absence home with my children. You would think that moving to a...
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Humans are made to communicate via body language as much as, if not more than through verbal communication. This is why emoticons (and the casual haha - see what I did there?) matter.
Recently, I participated on a panel for the Council of Alumni Association Executives in Scottsdale, Arizona. A highlight during the event was a presentation by Kai Kight who identifies himself as a...
There’s no doubt that job-hunting in this economy can be challenging but conducting a job search from a place of fear rather than strength doesn’t always add up to success or satisfaction.
In a recent Forbes post, I profiled management consultant-turned-journalist Archith Seshadri, who shared his lessons for making a radical career change. Archith mentioned that his colleagues were “...
Working is an adult thing, isn't it? We sign a contract; we deal with big budgets and take delicate decisions in a complex setting. Yet, manners tend to slip away and people behave like little brats.
I am such a fan of the rule of threes I refer to it as 'magic'. What is it? The rule of threes is simply the idea that human beings naturally group things in threes. We think in threes.
