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There isn’t a project out there that can’t do with a little bit of process improvement, and as Project Manager, identifying and implementing these process improvements is part of your job. Here are 3 ways to make sure that you never lose control. Read More

Are you just another person who believe that “Money Can’t Buy Happiness”? Well, I’m sorry to break your cute little concept, but what you were told is a lie, a one that has drilled into the minds of many including you, me, them and everyone around us. Read More

It’s one thing just being average in general, and wanting to improve upon yourself and be all that you can be. However when it hits you, that feeling of comfort that shouldn’t really be associated with ‘average’, then you know you’re in trouble. Read More

As you consider a career path, whether you are looking for your first-time career, or whether you are trying to reinvent yourself for a better life experience, here are some questions you can ask yourself: Read More

Authentic Business Success in Action

Watch this enlightening and empowering video and start creating your “absolute ideal day – your perfect day” today. Apply the Law of G.A.D.I. – Go And Do It! – Learn, live and create the business and life of your dreams. Read More

Fear of failure is paralyzing to most of us. Fear of failure often keeps us from trying new things and having new experiences. Fear of failure keeps many of us locked into the status quo. Realize that success isn't forever and failure is rarely final. The key is how you deal with the failure. Read More

Ford R. Myers, a career coach and author of Get The Job You Want, Even When No One’s Hiring, offers six tips that can help you assimilate to your new job within 90 days. Read More

I am just grateful to see one of the NBA players I respect so much finally get inducted into the NBA Hall of Fame: Alonzo Mourning. He deserves it.

What lessons you can learn from him for your business? Read More

Last week proved to be revelatory as, for the first time in over five years, I was forced to drive to my workspace. The circumstances that made the drive necessary are inconsequential, but as I stared at the city skyline from the highway with the car idling in park, and being forced to breathe in e Read More