Your Working Life with Gina Barnett
Gina Barnett authored the book, “Play The Part” and defines how the body is an instrument and how we can use body language to impact others.
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Your Working Life with Susannah Marren
Susannah Marren is the pen name for Susan Shapiro Barash, a well-recognized gender expert and prolific non-fiction author. Her debut novel is, “Between the Tides.”
An Accountability Master Will Help You Achieve Career Goals
Identify an accountability master to hold your feet to the professional fire when it comes to achieving your goals.
Blissful Beauty Sleep Can Help Your Career
I am delighted to feature this guest blog post from Jen Owen, an Adult Nurse Practitioner specializing in Integrative Medicine. She has over 20 years of experience working with natural remedies for health, including herbs, supplements, and nutrition. She combines this knowledge with conventional medicine to find the very best plan for each patient. Jen […]
Your Working Life with Scott Ford
Scott Ford, founder and CEO of Cornerstone Wealth Management Group co-authored, “The Sustainable Edge: 15 Minutes a Week to a Richer Entrepreneurial Life.”
Your Working Life with Jennifer Kahnweiler
Jennifer Kahnweiler’s new book, “The Genius of Opposites” focuses on how different personalities can thrive together in the workplace.
Build Career Relationships, Not Just Networks
Consider the authenticity of your career relationships and develop contacts with meaning. Quality is more important that quantity.
Your Working Life with Devora Zack
Devora Zack, CEO of Only Connect Consulting, Inc., is the author of, “Singletasking: Get More Done — One Thing at a Time.”
Your Working Life with Karen Kelsky
Karen Kelsky authored, “The Professor Is In: The Essential Guide to Turning Your PhD Into a Job.”
A Survival Guide to Dealing with Difficult Colleagues
Professional behavior should be a given expectation amongst working adults but in reality, most of us have experienced unprofessional conduct in the workplace. You can choose your friends but you don’t always have the luxury of choosing your colleagues. In the iconic words of the late leadership guru, Peter Drucker, “We spend a lot of […]
