[Replay] Entrepreneurship: A possible path to career fulfillment byLiz Marion, Saturday, December 21, 2019 Watch the replay of the Masterclass Webinar "Entrepreneurship: A Possible Path to Career Fulfillment" with Liz Marion, Digital Community Manager for Launch Lab Online at Bunker Labs Read More
Determining if Entrepreneurship is Right for You byLiz Marion and Nate Carden, Thursday, December 12, 2019 Entrepreneurship can provide the freedom and career satisfaction that you are looking for in your next professional move. Exploring your interests and passions are a good place to start when determining what kind of business you want to start. Read More
[Replay] Rookie to Rockstar: How to Crush Your First Two Years on a Job byDalan Vanterpool, Wednesday, December 11, 2019 Watch the replay of the Masterclass Webinar "Rookie to Rockstar: How to Crush Your First Two Years on a Job" with Dalan Vanterpool Read More
Negotiate Your Compensation, Not Salary: 4 Non-Cash Payments to Consider byDalan Vanterpool, Monday, December 2, 2019 Let’s be brutally honest here. Besides the fluffy talk about fulfilling dreams and helping humanity, you’re working because you want to get paid. That may not be the only reason, but it’s a crucial component otherwise you would be running around hunting for a full-time volunteer position. People will keep showing up at a job for years even though their personal or professional aspirations aren’t being fed, but let the money stop and see how quickly things escalate. Read More
[Masterclass Replay] LinkedIn Secrets for Career Success byJane Jackson, Sunday, November 10, 2019 Watch the replay of the Masterclass Webinar "LinkedIn Secrets for Career Success" with Jane Jackson Read More
How to Create an Awesome LinkedIn Profile byJane Jackson, Thursday, October 31, 2019 My clients always ask me whether it’s worthwhile to create a LinkedIn profile to enhance their job search. I always enthusiastically say, “Yes!” And this is not just because they are looking for a job, and LinkedIn is a great platform for job seekers. LinkedIn is THE place to build a powerful personal brand and attract your target audience, whether you are a job seeker or looking to progress in your career, AND if you are a business owner and want to attract customers – B2B and B2C. Read More
7 Ways to Prove Your Soft Skills in a Job Interview byThea Kelley, Tuesday, October 22, 2019 Whether they are looking for a sales manager or a solar panel installer, employers want employees with excellent soft skills. You have seen job postings with terms like these: “strong written and verbal communication skills,” “a natural problem solver,” “ability to deal with change,” “team player.” How can you show you have these skills? Read More
[Masterclass Replay] Your Money or Your Life? How to Have Both in Your New Job! bySuze Maclaine Pont, Tuesday, October 22, 2019 Suze believes that everyone can make money and run a business or have a job without sacrificing who they are and their wider purpose – and that’s why her current mission, when coaching people, is to create a world where everyone can live to their full potential and have harmony on all levels of their life. Read More
Stop Hiding Behind Compromise! bySuze Maclaine Pont, Monday, October 14, 2019 Hiding behind compromise won’t create a fulfilled life for you, no matter how hard you try! Somehow most people put on masks, whether we like it or not. We often don’t WANT to. We even resent ourselves, or worse, other people, for doing it. But we just can’t stop. It can even feel like these subpersonalities belong to us. It’s just the way we are in those circumstances. Read More
[Masterclass Replay] Career Change Starts with Knowing Thyself byRobert Cugno, Sunday, October 6, 2019 Watch the replay of the Masterclass Webinar "Career Change Starts with Knowing Thyself" with Robert Cugno Read More
Where in the World is Waldo (Your Career)? Part 3 of 3 byCheryl Lynch Simpson, Tuesday, September 24, 2019 In the first part of this three-part blog post series, I described two critical phases of change, along with two important milestones to recognize. In part 2 of this post, I outlined the remaining phases of change and a key decision point that most of us come to sooner or later in our work lives. In this last installment, I will suggest helpful tips for whichever season of change you are currently experiencing. Read More
Where in the World is Waldo (Your Career)? Part 2 of 3 byCheryl Lynch Simpson, Monday, September 23, 2019 In the first part of this three-part blog post series, I described two critical phases of change, along with two important milestones to recognize. In part 2 of this post, I will give you a peek into the remaining phases of change, and in the last installment, I will suggest helpful tips for whichever season of change you are currently experiencing. Read More
[Masterclass Replay] Dead on Delivery - 7 Resume Flaws You Must Avoid byCheryl Lynch Simpson, Sunday, September 22, 2019 Watch the replay of the Masterclass Webinar "Dead on Delivery: 7 Resume Flaws You Must Avoid" with Cheryl Lynch Simpson, Master Resume Writer Read More
Where in the World is Waldo (Your Career)? Part 1 of 3 byCheryl Lynch Simpson, Wednesday, September 11, 2019 Have you ever had your best-laid career plans derailed? Or wondered why you are fantasizing about a career change? Or found yourself dealing with the consequences of the poor judgment of your employer? If so, you glimpsed a portion of The Cycle of Career Change. The Cycle is a... Read More
[Masterclass Replay] How to Manage Your Emotions in Times of Career Uncertainty and Change byDan Newby, Wednesday, September 11, 2019 Watch the replay of the Masterclass Webinar "How to Manage Your Emotions in Times of Career Change and Uncertainty" with Dan Newby, founder of the School of Emotions Read More
Job Interview Got You Unnerved? A Little Emotional Clarity Can Help byDan Newby, Thursday, August 29, 2019 To cross the threshold from unemployed to working, you need to travel through Interviewland. It can be a wild, disorienting place without direction markers. Some people go there and are never heard from again - at least that's what it can feel like that when you are there. Read More
The ONE Question You Need to Ask Yourself to Avoid Being a Zombie byPeter Axtell, Friday, June 8, 2018 This question can help you avoid wasting years of your precious life that you can never get back. If you feel stuck in your life or job and want to make a change but are fearful of making a mistake, then this post is for you. This ONE question might help you clarify what is truly important and what you are willing to risk for the chance of a life worth living. Read More
Exit Strategy: Dealing with Unethical Requests from Your Boss byMichelle Laurey, Friday, May 25, 2018 This circumstance is one of the most stressful ones you can experience at work. Maybe you have been lucky during your career to have had great leaders. They display themselves in situations such as treating Read More
How to Be a Star at Work with this One Proven Strategy byPeter Axtell, Monday, May 14, 2018 Leave the whine country. I have seen this lesson work wonders on the first day I learned it. It is so simple and obvious as many profound ideas are. The bad news is that people who are unaware of this strategy will drive you crazy. Read More
The Top Five Regrets of the Dying and What We Can Learn from Them byPeter Axtell, Monday, May 14, 2018 Minimize regrets at the end of your life. In this post, I'm going to take on a weighty subject that most people don't want to face and that is the fact of our mortality. Read More
7 Startling Reasons Why You're Unhappy and What You Can Do About It byPeter Axtell, Wednesday, April 18, 2018 Awareness is the Key. In this post, we'll explore seven reasons why so many people are unhappy and unfulfilled in today's world. Imagine you are driving your car and it just isn't working right. The wheel is pulling to the left, the engine is making a strange sound, and there's some power lacking. Read More
Don't Like Your Life Story? Change it! byPeter Axtell, Tuesday, April 10, 2018 You were born innately healthy…then what happened? You developed early in life what Transactional Analysist Claude Steiner calls your "life script". The content of your life script comes from the negative and positive messages you received from the people close to you. To survive, you arrived at an early decision. Read More
What Would You Do for Free? byPeter Axtell, Thursday, March 29, 2018 How to align your true self with what you love to do by knowing your basic nature and your signature traits. In this post we're going to unpack what It means to live in alignment with who you are and what you love to do. We'll describe what signature traits are and what your basic nature means. Read More
Save Half a Million Dollars by Using This Strategy to Lead You to Fulfilling Work byPeter Axtell, Friday, March 23, 2018 Knowing your motives and your basic nature are the keys to finding fulfilling work. In this post, we're going to explore the correlation between a person's motives and their basic nature and how that can be a huge insight into finding work you love and avoiding time wasted and incurring the chains of student debt. Read More
Your Current and Your Unlived Life byPeter Axtell, Monday, March 19, 2018 You can never get back the time and the opportunities you've wasted playing it safe listening to resistance. Read More
The Jedi is Wrong - May the Force NOT Be with You byPeter Axtell, Thursday, March 8, 2018 Force is draining your motivation and you don't even know it. The seemingly current worldview is that the way to make things happen is by force. Force comes in many forms. Manipulation by social media, psychological force, economic force, physical force, unethical marketing force and so on. Read More
Purpose: The Foundation of Motivation (Part Four) byPeter Axtell, Monday, March 5, 2018 Technically speaking, Purpose is not considered a Motive per se. We would argue that It's a sustained life of motivation and have included it as a foundation of motivation. One of the most potent examples of Purpose is Viktor Frankl's horrific experiences in four Nazi Concentration camps. His purpose was what kept him motivated. Read More
Connection: The Foundation of Motivation (Part Three) byPeter Axtell, Thursday, February 22, 2018 Critical parts you need to know to determine what will motivate you. In this post, we're going to explore how Connection or Relatedness is the third pillar of Motivation and how it ties into the previous two of Autonomy and Mastery. Read More
Mastery: The Foundation of Motivation (Part Two) byPeter Axtell, Thursday, February 15, 2018 Discover how mastery is a critical part of motivation. In this post we'll cover how and why Mastery (sometimes called Competence) is an essential element in Motivation. We'll describe the 5 keys on the path to Mastery and you'll understand how that builds our sense of Autonomy. Read More
Autonomy: The Foundation of Motivation (Part One) byPeter Axtell, Thursday, February 8, 2018 Discover the critical parts you need to know to determine what will motivate you. The foundation of motivation begins with Autonomy. Let's face it; nobody does anything without motivation. Scientists, psychologists, and philosophers have been trying to answer this question for millennia: “How can I figure out what motivates me?” Read More
Motivation: What Is It and Why Is It Important? byPeter Axtell, Thursday, February 1, 2018 Every action you take is dependent on motivation. Everyone is trying to figure out how to be successful. The foundational element of being successful is finding out what motivates you. Read More
The Importance of Learning New Career Skills for Building a Career You Love byScott Young, Monday, August 7, 2017 Being able to learn new skills quickly has always been useful. But, increasingly, it has become a necessity. In this essay, I'd like to outline some of the evidence that the economy is shifting in ways that are going to make being able to teach yourself hard skills an imperative. I'd like to argue why developing a skills-based perspective towards your career is the key to fulfillment and satisfaction. Finally, I'd like to tell you how you can develop the ability to learn hard things faster. Read More
3 Questions You Must Ask Before Changing Jobs byPeter Axtell, Wednesday, May 24, 2017 Is It the Job or Is It You? This article will help you figure out if you have a bad job or a miserable one and what you can do to improve your current situation. By answering three specific questions, you'll gain clarity and avoid unnecessary risk to yourself and your loved ones if you consider changing jobs. You might just find a way to love your current job again. Read More
How to Create a Life of Purpose byPeter Axtell, Wednesday, May 24, 2017 Learn to identify purpose by identifying a skill to master. Few of us have ever been taught how to create a life of purpose and therefore end up living a life by default. Living a life on purpose seems like it just magically happens to exceptional people like Viktor Frankl, Gandhi, Steve Jobs or the Beatles. Read More
What You Need to Know About the Self-Assessment Myth byNicola Vetter, Wednesday, May 24, 2017 In this article, we'll explore the myths around self-assessments. You'll learn what's useful and what's not to help guide you on a career path. Why Do a Self-Assessment? Anytime you learn about yourself and become more aware is a good thing. Understanding why you behave the way you do is insightful and allows better choices. Read More