Myth: Successful bloggers are always ready with their next blog post. And there's rarely a "dead" moment. Let's bust that one right away and confirm that finding new ideas for the blog is a process of connecting life experiences. Read on for an example.
Read MoreWhether you are looking for work, to build a consulting practice or start a new company, LinkedIn is such a great place to get found. Unless you are lazy. Then the opportunity is lost. #bummer
Read MoreOnce an uncomfortable chore, business networking is now a vital part of developing the personality and energy of your brand or business. Not only can you not avoid it, but you now have to embrace it. Or suffer the slings and arrows of your target community.
Read MoreCan you imagine what happens to people when you call them cold? Well, no surprise, they stiffen up. They get uncomfortable. And they wish they hadn't answered the phone. So what options do you have. Uh . . . how about networking?
Read MoreNo matter the state of the economy, one thing is forever true. You should never stop actively marketing your company as a future home for job candidates. Because people are an integral part of any organization. And here's how to do it . . .
Read MoreNew bloggers start with an idea, a passion for something and a vision for how much money they are going to make as a famous writer. But many bloggers fail to get a good start. Here are some of the more common mistakes.
Read MoreFor those of you ready to begin a blog (and wanting to do it right), you might be looking for some evidence that you are on the right path. Most bloggers struggle to get started. So here's a head start for you.
Read MoreThe hiring process is broken at many companies. And since people make your company great (or not great), the hiring process and its result can make or break your year as well as the delivery of the long-term plan.
Read MoreOh, the things people do! If you are a professional speaker or simply do it when you can to support your business, nonprofit or personal mission, you know that there is no perfect audience.
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