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Life is not all about work. In fact, we need to relax at times to have more energy to do our work.

Take a look at this video to see a one great way to relax. Read More

Infographics are a hugely popular way of communicating information that appeals to more visual learners. This article explores the recent trend in infographic resumes as well as two websites that allow you to create your own resume infographic. Read More

What started out as a seemingly harmless defense mechanism against possible ridicule, or even a punishment of some kind, “the excuse” has become part of the fabric of our lives. Examine your current approach, and then hone your skills in this vital area of business professionalism (and even in your Read More

Steve Jobs wanted us to be our own person. To achieve our own goals. To create what we wanted to create. There is no next Jobs. We all are.

Jobs built a legacy from being unique and pursuing his passion. How will you build your legacy? Has it already begun? Read More

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Focusing on talent transmission and succession management leads lower attrition and to a continuity in important positions when senior leaders call it a day. Read More

Time management means also managing time for others.

Before taking action, do you ever consider its effects on other people’s time management?
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The unfortunate passing of Steve Jobs signals a great loss not just for the technology industry, but for the millions who were inspired by the various revolutionary products that we all now enjoy thanks to this great mind. Read More

When the time comes when you honestly believe in your heart that sharing information with or obtaining intel from a certain group of people about a certain subject is vital, ask yourself one simple question before exerting an ounce of energy: “Is this meeting really necessary?” Read More