If you’re serious about making this breakout year, it’s time to sharpen your skills, expand your thinking, and master the art of leadership. Whether you’re aiming for a promotion, pivoting into a new industry, or stepping into the role of entrepreneur, the right book can give you the insight and edge you need. Here are […]
You may already be familiar with this routine. It starts with a quick glance at your phone—just checking the news for a moment. One headline leads to another, and before you know it, you’ve spent an hour absorbing a flood of negativity. Wars, disasters, economic downturns, and social conflicts dominate your screen. You close the
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April is Financial Literacy Month, a perfect time to examine our money habits. Many people focus on earning more or saving better, but understanding why we spend is just as important. Have you ever bought something you later regretted? Do you find yourself shopping when you’re stressed, bored, or celebrating? If so, you’re not alone.
Saying “no” at work can feel risky, especially for women. Many professionals worry that turning down requests will make them seem uncooperative or difficult. However, constantly saying “yes” leads to burnout, resentment, and missed opportunities for meaningful work. The key is to decline effectively—without harming your professional relationships or reputation. Do You Struggle to Say
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When Lisa landed a high six-figure job, she was excited to build financial security. But soon, the money requests started pouring in—her cousin needed help with rent, her sibling wanted a loan, and her parents hinted at a new car. Wanting to be generous, she said yes to everyone. Before long, she found herself stretched
How often have you thought, “If only I made more money, life would be better”? Earning more is great, but spending wisely matters just as much. As the saying goes, you can’t out-earn bad spending habits. Here’s a shocking fact: Over 20% of those earning $150,000+ live paycheck to paycheck. How is that possible? Earning
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Attending college is one of those things that many people aspire to do. Unfortunately, only 36% of Americans have earned a college degree or higher. What’s more, nearly 28% of Americans have taken some college courses but haven’t graduated. There are several reasons people don’t graduate. These include family commitments, lack of time, and more.
Age is just a number. Regardless of your age, your ideas are still valuable and you have plenty to contribute to any organization. The only thing preventing you from having a fulfilling career in the second half of your life is you. Turning 50 doesn’t mean the end of career growth—it can be a fresh
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Higher education can open doors, but is another degree the best path forward? Many people assume more education leads to better job opportunities, higher salaries, or personal growth. While this may be true in some cases, earning another degree is a big commitment. It requires time, money, and effort. Before you enroll, take a step
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Officials in the federal government are actively laying off workers at every level. If you have lost your job due to layoffs or are at risk of losing your job, read on. Transitioning from government work to the private sector requires a fresh approach to networking on social media. LinkedIn plays a crucial role in
