7 Common Interview Questions For The New Graduate (or anyone else)
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This is the second article in a series on Life Skills for the New Graduate [...]
My Credit Card Is Dead! Long Live Freedom!
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52 Tips to Make Your Home Irresistible to Buyers
Selling a home right now is proving to be difficult for many people, but if you follow these tips, you can remove any doubts that your home is in anything but tip top shape, and that’s what you’re hoping to create in your buyer’s mind. You have them IN YOUR HOME. Make them want to stay. Make them feel so comfortable and “at home” that they never want to leave. Set the hook and reel them in with your pristine home!
Weekend Roundup and Link Love - 1st Book Drawing Winner Edition
We have a winner for my first book drawing! The book was Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap… and Others Don’t and the winner is Mark Rossol from Pennsylvania. Congratulations Mark!
My next drawing is in two weeks and the book I’ll be giving away is The 4-Hour Workweek: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, [...]
Looking for an Online Degree ? Use My Checklist
Getting my degree online was at once a liberating process and a very demanding one. Liberating because I could take pride in my accomplishment, but demanding in that I worked a full time job while doing it.
I assembled a checklist to use when you’re leaning toward getting or finishing a degree online. This list isn’t [...]
Things I DIDN’T Learn in College: Part 4 - How I Learned to Stop Fooling Myself
We have a tendency to overlook risks if those risks get in the way of what we want to do anyway. The conspiracy between these two components, our eyes and our brains, allows us to live on the fence between reality and illusion. Too many times we allow ourselves to fool ourselves, looking through life through those proverbial “rose colored glasses.”
Find a Job You Love?
There is a great deal of talk these days about the importance of finding a job you love. Seems like every blog I read, every personal development web site, every talk show is talking about pursuing your passion and making a living doing it. But CareerBuilder.com says that 84% of all workers are not [...]
How Do You Define Success? Six Factors to Consider
To many people think that success is wrapped up in things, but the truth is, success is wrapped up in how you see yourself and how you are able to enjoy your life. To have a completely successful life along these lines, you’ll need to consider these six components:
7 Bad Decisions That Cost Me Over $1,000 Each
I’ve learned a great deal from my many mistakes and I hope that I can share these with my readers with the hope that they can avoid those same mistakes. To that end, I’ve compiled a short list of dumb decisions that cost me over $1,000. If I set the bar any lower, we would be here all day. There was a period of time in my life that I lived on the corner of Dumb and Stupid.
12 Things I Learned By 42 That I Wish I Knew At 22
By the time I was 22, I knew who I wanted to marry, was in the process of quitting college, going into debt, and thought that I would be a millionaire by the time I was 30 because I was so smart. Hey, it might take me until 35, but that was the top end.
If I could go back in time, here are a few items I would tell my 22 year old self.
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