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How To Identify Your Personality, Strengths & Weaknesses In 15 Seconds And Make It Work For You

Saturday, July 24th, 2010

How To Identify Your Personality, Strengths & Weaknesses In 15 Seconds And Make It Work For You

By: Jacqueline Wales, The Fearless Factor

I bet you that in 15 seconds, I can read your personality and tell you what your skills, strengths and weaknesses are – and how to make it work for you in business.

Reading personalities is an art form, and an extremely potent way of connecting with people in a deep, meaningful way. In business a deep, meaningful connection means lasting profitable relationships. It’s also a powerful way to get to know their greatest strengths and also, their greatest weaknesses. You will be surprised at the difference between the two.

Once you’re able to identify your own personality with an exercise I’m about to reveal, you’ll be able to read your prospects’, customers’ and co-workers’ personality and connect with them in a way you never thought possible.
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15 Steps To Become Wealthy

Wednesday, July 14th, 2010

15 Steps To Become Wealthy

By: Elizabeth Rosa

Did you know that it only takes a few minutes to plan your wealth? You need to clearly define what wealth, means to you.

1. What is your financial freedom figure? To calculate this, you need to do the following: Write down the annual salary you need to live comfortably (NOT wealthy) just comfortable £__________ Multiply this figure £_________ x 15 This is your financial freedom figure. As you now have a goal, you can work towards it.

2. Learn how to manage your money. Even someone on a low wage who learns to manage their money can eventually become wealthy with compounding interest. That is money put into savings that is never touched again.
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Ten Tips for Living the Dream

Sunday, July 11th, 2010

Ten Tips for Living the Dream

By: Karin Marcus

This is the season of graduations and wise advice extolled by worthy mentors to those just beginning the next chapter of their lives. As I was reading some of the speeches given this year, I stopped to think of the best lessons I have learned about living the dream and realizing one’s potential. Reflecting on the many winding roads of my personal growth and my experience as a Life Coach, I recognized ten key phrases that have been repeatedly helpful whatever the transition being experienced. These wise words have been adapted from various teachers, numerous readings, and many fellow travelers. Here are my top ten tips to become the person you were meant to be. They are meant to be guiding words of wisdom to keep you from losing your way or wasting precious time and effort.
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300 Words About The Significance Of Career Planning.

Friday, July 9th, 2010

300 Words About The Significance Of Career Planning.

By: darkmuse

When a person starts planning his/her career, a number of questions and doubts appear. Once Maria Robinson said, “Nobody can go back and start a new beginning, but anyone can start today and make a new ending.” This phrase helps to underline the essence and burning importance of career planning. This is why if you still have a chance to influence your future and career, you are welcome to use this opportunity and improve this life. Planning a career usually depends on the following factors: personal interests, background knowledge and skills, financial side, and family conditions.
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Attention Employees: Take Note Of Inappropriate Casual Office Attire

Friday, July 2nd, 2010

Attention Employees: Take Note Of Inappropriate Casual Office Attire

By: Amy Twain

It’s casual Fridays again, and it’s summer! But remember that just because it means casual, doesn’t mean that you can wear anything inappropriate.

Sometimes, what’s acceptable in your personal lifestyles may not be the same for your professional life. When you go to work, take note that you represent your company and you don’t want to compromise your reputation for the sake of fashion.

Here are some inappropriate casual office attire:
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How To Write A Good Cv

Sunday, May 9th, 2010

How To Write A Good Cv

By: CV Phoenix

This article describes how to write a good CV, regarding the philosophy of how to approach creating the CV and tips on what to include and how to communicate it.

A CV is a sales document; it conveys succinctly the information of what you are looking for and why. Why you are qualified for such work and a story as to how you got to this point, covering your previous work experience, education, qualifications and interests.

I believe a CV should be a succinct story backing up a tag line about yourself. Often in interviews the main asked of the candidate is:
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Boost Your Image – The 4 Easy Tips You Should Know

Saturday, May 8th, 2010

Boost Your Image – The 4 Easy Tips You Should Know

By: Amanda Walker

Body language can give us many clues about one’s personality, relationships, level of confidence and personal qualities. It is a fundamental part of one’s body image i.e. how you portray yourself to others. As an indication, 93% of our communication is non-verbal. Therefore the famous phrase “it’s not what you say but how you say it”, is true, especially when you are making your first impression. First impressions or lasting impressions can give one a boost during job interviews, networking opportunities and even when trying to find the right partner. Below are some important body language techniques that can boost your image:

1) POSTURE
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