Humble. Decent. Accessible. Are these words your employees would use to describe you? Those are terms often used to describe business tycoon Warren Buffet, the man who still lives in the Omaha, Neb. house he bought in 1958 for $31,500 …
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I have a confession to make. I have not been as productive as usual lately. I have set aside 35 hours a week to work, and I’ve written articles, consulted with clients, developed presentations, and done media interviews during approximately …
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When my grandfather passed away over the summer, he left me a book called The Seth Material by Jane Roberts. Without going into too much detail here, the book is about an intelligent consciousness that has survived death and uses …
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Many people (myself included) predicted a mass exodus of workers from their jobs when the economy picked up. According to a recent survey conducted by Robert Half International and OfficeTeam, a staffing service specializing in the placement of administrative professionals, …
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Imagine you’re sitting in a meeting with your boss and some other company bigwigs, and they’ve decided on a new strategy or process that is going to mean some people may lose their jobs, while others will be working harder …
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The decision to change careers is a personal one that is highly dependent on a variety of factors. If the thought has entered your mind during the last few months, take some time with this assessment to determine if a …
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In 1940, the Christian minister and civil rights champion Benjamin Mays became the president of Morehouse College, the first university for African American men located in Atlanta, GA. Shortly after his tenure there began, Mays met the 15-year-old Martin Luther …
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