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Who Do You Ask for Advice?

Let's face it. Advice is a dime a dozen. If you ask two people their opinion you'll get at least three or four different answers. Every corner you turn in your office, in your business stands someone who wants to tell you what they think you should do. ...

From PAULAG01, BlogHer,  18 Nov 2009

Do You Honor Your Commitments?

This week several events transpired that had me musing upon the power of making and keeping a commitment. Not in a martyr sort of way, but in the way that speaks to your character and your potential. Your reputation and relationship with self and ...

From PAULAG01, BlogHer,  11 Nov 2009

Failure as the Secret to Success

So many people are afraid of failure that they fail to start. We look to paragons of success around us and never see the series of failures that happened along their path. For some reason we think we need to be immune from failure if we are to amount ...

From PAULAG01, BlogHer,  4 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Mary Pickford,  Seth Godin,  Michael Jordan

Do Those Who Survive Layoffs End Up Worse Off?

Your company just went through another round of layoffs. So many of your colleagues are gone, just like that. You breathe a sigh of relief. At least you still have a job. Yet, are you really better off? According to a recent MSNBC article, the opposite ...

From PAULAG01, BlogHer,  28 Oct 2009

Related Topics: MSNBC,  Virginia Tech

Managing Your Social Media Afterlife

You never go far without access to your Twitter stream. Facebook is like a second religion to you. Your blog is essentially your baby. Whether you're online for business building, furthering your career, or personal endeavors, social media is a core ...

From PAULAG01, BlogHer,  21 Oct 2009

Related Topics: Facebook Inc.,  Twitter Inc,  Flickr,  Yahoo!

Does Choosing to be Self-Employed Jeopardize Your Dream of Home Ownership?

When I chose the self-employment route, I had already owned my current home. Yet I am looking to the future toward a home that meets my desires for what I most want now (versus 11 years ago when I purchased this place). I'm not even in the analysis ...

From PAULAG01, BlogHer,  14 Oct 2009

Related Topics: New York Magazine,  Wall Street Journal

Top Women Boost the Bottom Line - Is Your Company at Risk of an Exodus?

The American Society of Human Resource Managers found that while the number of companies offering things like flextime, part-time and telecommuting schedules had been increasing steadily leading up to the down-turn, the latest measure showed a drop of ...

From PAULAG01, BlogHer,  7 Oct 2009

Related Topics: Harvard Business Review,  New York Times Company

Should You Turn Down a Job Offer if You're Unemployed?

Of course the definition of this is unique to each individual and is a combination of factors such as someone's current financial situation, skills, and willingness to do different kinds of work for different pay than they may have been doing before. ...

From PAULAG01, BlogHer,  30 Sep 2009

How to be Seen as a Recognized Expert

As a small business owner, self-employed person, or freelancer one of the main things you want is to be seen as an expert in your field. Sounds nice and simple, but how do you go about doing that, especially when you are in the start-up phase? Sure you ...

From PAULAG01, BlogHer,  23 Sep 2009

Are You Choosing Fear or Faith?

The power of this question was first posed to me by Debbie Ford while I was in her coach training program. It comes from her book The Right Questions: Ten Essential Questions to Guide You to an Extraordinary Life. Every choice we make either comes from ...

From PAULAG01, BlogHer,  16 Sep 2009

Related Topics: Ford Motor Company

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