“I have got a bad feeling about this!” We have all heard it – someone’s intuition kicking in about going down a dark alley – but how do you know that the gut feeling is your intuition and not due to that sketchy place you went for lunch?
This article provides ways to assist you in recognizing your intuition so that you can utilize it to help you succeed in making the right decisions in life for you.
Where is your career headed? How about your personal relationships? Are you on track for where you want to be in 10 years? Have you even thought about how you want your life to look and feel in 10 years? With the fast pace of life, it can be easy to lose touch with yourself, especially when others depend on you, too.
We are constantly bombarded with the importance of giving of yourself, taking care of others, being cognizant of others’ feelings, holding down a job, providing for the family, making our managers look good, and trying our best to appear poised and in control on all fronts. How often do you sit back and really think about who you are, where you want to go and what your goals are in life?Read More »
All great leaders, thinkers, speakers and motivators have one thing in common, PASSION.
Sometimes working in a fast-paced, competitive field can be life-consuming. We sacrifice our livelihood to outperform, outwit and outlast, but at what cost?
While it’s easy to get swept away by the current of deadlines and saying ‘yes’ to every opportunity, it is important to step back and take note of where you are and where you want to go.
Competition among employees/colleagues is inevitable if you are a passionate, driven, and successful individual. Here are some tips to help you succeed and be fulfilled in a competitive workplace.Read More »
Have you ever found yourself heated in an argument, and ready to pounce verbally and/or physically? How you handle yourself under pressure is extremely important in the corporate arena, where competition can be intense and undermining is witnessed on the daily.Read More »
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Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton
The Perceived Professional 