The 90-Day Career Diet, Step Two: Targeting Where You’re Headed
If you don’t want to be like most people who abandon their resolutions by the second week of February, you need to take control. But you have to do it within the content of a “career nomad” strategy—taking control as you go from one opportunity to the next, whether inside or outside the company.
Lead With Intention: Why Amazing Leaders Master the Moment Between Stimulus and Response
The brightest ideas often spark when we give ourselves permission to slow down. In that mental space—lying silently on a yoga mat in California—Anese Cavanaugh’s groundbreaking strategic leadership method, IEP (Intentional Energetic Presence), was born.
How to Make Lifting Up Young Entrepreneurs Your Legacy
How can leaders make time to help the next generation? Think about it from a business perspective: 86% of U.S. consumers want companies to be more socially responsible, and there’s no telling what valuable connections might come from mentoring up-and-coming entrepreneurs.
Why Philosophy Majors Make Valuable Employees
Philosophy majors develop four skills that have real-world value, including research, communication, problem-solving and interpersonal skills.
Workplace Trend: Stress Is On the Rise
The good news is if you’re fortunate enough to have a low-stress manager, it can make a real positive difference in your daily experience of work. The bad news is from a macro-level the workplace stress needle is moving in the wrong direction.
Five Important Steps to a Successful Startup Business
In order to grow your startup, you need to avoid the “I’m the only one who can do it” attitude. A forthcoming book from Dr. George Taylor III, APU School of Business, describes ways to avoid this mindset.
