Category: Leadership and Work

  Every once in a while, you need to read that page-turner that will get you thinking, shock the senses, and is 100% true. I had a chance over the weekend to read “In Plain Sight: The Kaufman County Prosecutor Murders” by Kathryn Casey. Let me tell you what – I loved this book from… Continue reading The Kaufman County Prosecutor Murders – A Real Page Turner – True Life Crime

Severance Can Help Your Job Search Layoffs may feel less stressful when they come with a severance package that continues your salary for some time. Of course, there are many different practices among employers. Whether you receive an adequate or minimal amount of money in the form of severance is up to chance and can’t… Continue reading Severance – What You Need to Know

You CAN Overcome Laziness! What if you could manage your tendency to be lazy? Would you have more free time on the weekends and less stress at work? Discover ways to battle laziness. You’ll accomplish much more in a month, making getting through the day just that little bit easier. Enjoy increased self-esteem while helping… Continue reading 6 Secrets To Stop Being So Lazy

If you suddenly find yourself without a job, don’t worry! You may be eligible to receive unemployment benefits. Most people believe you’re ineligible for these payments if you quit your job, but this is not always true. Keep in mind, though, that there are certain things- like quitting before the end of an agreed contract… Continue reading 6 Things That Will Screw You Out Of Unemployment Insurance Payments

Dress the Part Like many job seekers, you may think that looking good on paper is all it takes to get hired – especially with Internet applications becoming the norm. However, your appearance in person affects whether or not you land an interview and, later, a position. A firm handshake is necessary, but that’s only… Continue reading Dress For Success

Volunteering can be a gratifying experience for individuals and the communities they serve. You can make the most of their contributions by managing your volunteers well! What is a volunteer, and what are their responsibilities? A volunteer is a person who willingly gives their time and energy to help others or support a cause. In… Continue reading Managing Volunteers – Herding Cats In One Easy Lesson!

Pondering the end of your life’s journey no doubt brings forth all kinds of feelings: fear, denial, sadness, and regret. When we die, the world will go on. No matter what you believe about life after death or where your soul goes when it leaves this mortal coil behind, one truth remains: someday, all of… Continue reading Don’t Die With Regrets!

The first time you introduce your child to money, it will be hard. They may not understand what a dollar is or how credit cards work and instead want the newest toy they saw on TV this morning. It’s up to you as their parent, though; once they realize that all of these things come… Continue reading 5 Ways To Help Your Kids Grow Up Rich

Choosing Between a Career Advancement Opportunity and a Job You Love It’s probably the most crucial decision you’ll make in your life. Choosing between an enviable career and a job that makes you happy can be difficult. One part of you thinks about how much money will come from advancement or recognition, while another side… Continue reading How To Choose Between Job Offers – Love or Money?

You’ve probably realized that retirement planning is essential. For most of us, the days when an employer provides 100% funding for our pensions are long gone, and Social Security only offsets a portion of pre-retirement income. Many people are not putting enough money away for retirement, so they struggle to cover expenses. This is especially… Continue reading 4 Retirement Savings Musts