There are simple money skills that an average 13 years old child can acquire, yet most people do not have. Below we will discuss my “two cents” about the subject. Before we dive in, try to imagine what this article will be about and how you will use it. I will explain this exercise in …
Have a smaller ego if you want big career moves
Resilience at the workplace is a common theme in this blog. Occasionally our own ego is the main obstacle to our progress. A huge ego can definitely make us do things we do not like and increase the amount of stress upon us. You can read more here, here, here, here, here, here, and here. …
Continue reading “Have a smaller ego if you want big career moves”
Mentors, sponsors and career moves
I am not an expert on office politics. Occasionally I wish that I was. I do have many years of job experience and can share some insights. This post is inspired by several resources you should probably read, here, here, here, here. Mentors and sponsors There are two kinds of relationships we need in order …
Asking the Right Questions: Unlocking the Power of Inquiry
In an era of information overload, the ability to ask the right questions stands as one of the most critical skills for personal and professional growth. Lev Goldentouch’s book, Analyze 1000 Articles, delves deep into this art, offering a blueprint for fostering curiosity, critical thinking, and creativity. This insightful guide transforms the passive act of …
Continue reading “Asking the Right Questions: Unlocking the Power of Inquiry”
10 Ways To Make Your Monday Better
Mondays often come with their own set of challenges, from the reluctance to leave the weekend behind to the overwhelming workload awaiting us. However, with a bit of intentionality and a handful of practical strategies, Mondays can become a day to look forward to rather than dread. This guide presents 10 actionable ways to infuse …
Your most valuable resources: time, money and focus
Personally, we have three convertible resources: time, money, and focus. For each activity, we can choose how much of each to allocate. As a rule, nothing is free… If we do not pay with time and money we pay with focus, for example when we see advertising. I wish there was a general optimization theory …
Continue reading “Your most valuable resources: time, money and focus”
A Vision Without Action Is Merely A Dream
You can dream of touching the stars, but without taking the first step, you’ll never leave the ground. This statement captures the essence of turning dreams into reality. The phrase “a vision without action is merely a dream” reminds us that while visions are powerful, they cannot materialize on their own. To turn an inspiring …
Continue reading “A Vision Without Action Is Merely A Dream”
Success, passion and satisfaction in your career
We all want to bu successful in some way. Since some of us identify with our job, job satisfaction, stabilit and financial success are extremely important. To which extent are different aspects of job success related? Can we have it all? For today’s research I got too many results, and decided to list some of …
Continue reading “Success, passion and satisfaction in your career”
New Year’s Work Resolutions: Are They Really Necessary?
The arrival of a new year often brings with it a sense of renewal and the opportunity for a fresh start. For many, this is a time to reflect on the past year and set goals for the future, both personally and professionally. In the realm of the workplace, New Year’s resolutions have become a …
Continue reading “New Year’s Work Resolutions: Are They Really Necessary?”
How to Prioritize Objectives With The Arrival Of The New Year?
With the arrival of a new year, setting goals is an effective way to focus on personal and professional growth. Each circumstance and aspirations of each person must be taken into account, but prioritizing your purposes is an important skill to manage time and effort. Efficiency is key to not getting frustrated. If you …
Continue reading “How to Prioritize Objectives With The Arrival Of The New Year?”