“Sometimes you can be your own worst enemy-especially when it comes to progressing in your career. “The article explores “fear” in different ways from “fear of failure”, “fear of change” and “fear of taking on a leadership role” to name a few and how to overcome these fears.
Whenever we arrive at a new opportunity, whether it’s a new job, a new school or a new life situation, we all hope for the best in our new chapter. Yet, at the very same time, we feel understandable anxiety in this place of the unknown. We have leapt, but how will we land? This dance to maneuver between hopefulness and doubt, elation and terror is the necessary path through any new experience.
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Providing alternative advice for those who will be living/studying in a different place from where they are used to. The article creates a humorous experience to studying abroad.
How do you spend your first hour each day at work? Gain some insight to different perspectives from the article what might make sense to do for your first hour at work.
A work-life revolution is discussed in this article and looks at how it affects parents, millennial and older workers in the search of work-life balance.
Executives need tools to tackle the power of social media to move their businesses forward. This article provides the understanding how social media can connect with their clients/customers along their decision journey.
The article focuses on the pitfalls of entrepreneurs and how to approach challenges through the creative process and ways to enhance your creative power.