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By Althea DeBrule 5 comments
Do you spend 30 minutes or more on the bus, train or plane getting to work each day? If so, try stitching a needlepoint project. I travel a lot in my profession—mostly by train and airplane. Needlepoint is my favorite way to spend the time it ... more »
By TinaLynnLove 1 comments
It is so encouraging to witness the enthusiasm of a child's dream; and though life presents its challenges, when we're young, ignorance blinds them all leaving nothing but sheer hope and determination. But soon, we grow to realize that its these ... more »
By javedmshah 0 comments
So you were bored at work today, eh? Well, lets face it. The onset of boredom is not necessarily known before-hand and anyone can be bored on any given day no matter how challenging and appealing their job is. Read on to find out what you can do ... more »
By annechimp 0 comments
So you have the impossible task of organizing someone with the philosophy that "the floor is just another shelf." Stepping over an obstacle course of sticky notes, beverage cans and outdated mail has begun to seem normal to you. Stop the ... more »
By xrayness 1 comments
If you are reading this article then you are interested in organizing your life. Being organized is so important today because it can open so many door for you. This article gives you five (5) easy tips to getting your life organized... more »
By Therese Haberman 1 comments
Your desk looks like a bomb exploded on it and your drawers are full of unsharpened pencils and half-used pens. You have a dozen or so pads of various size papers and notebooks jammed into every drawer. Face it--you are a workplace slob. Help ... more »
By Wendell Fowler 0 comments
We spend our days running countless errands or plugged into our work station nibbling on whatever is within our grasp. For many people, 50, 60 and 70 hour work weeks have become a badge of courage. With vending machines within every few feet, ... more »
By Turborabbit 0 comments
ever been in a sticky situation where you wanted to get someone to help you without going threw all the processes, but afraid they make take it wrong? Never fear Bribery is here! i will tell you how to bribe just about anyone... more »
By CubicleJoe 1 comments
You have 24 hours before your big job interview, and the last thing you want to do is go out and party it up till the wee hours of the morning. Advance preparation the day before, in more ways than one, is the key to success when it comes to job ... more »
By Therese Haberman 7 comments
Planning is everything and everything is in the planning. When talking about your career in life, you can also plan things out to make it as great as possible. If you are going to plan your work life, here's how to get started... more »
By TopMusician 1 comments
Most young music students in our western culture are asked at one time or another to play the piano/pipe organ/keyboard for the church in which they grew up. If you or your child are experiencing this pressure, here is some advice from a church ... more »
By Althea DeBrule 1 comments
Everyone struggles with submission. History is full of examples of submissive people described as weak, powerless and spineless. It’s equally full of people who have abused and manipulated the concept of submission for personal gain. The word ... more »
By WandaB 0 comments
On days when you have an important meeting or job interview, it's especially essential to appear well-groomed and serene. How you leave your house in the morning is going to set the tone for your day. Here's one example where an ounce of ... more »
By Paula Parker 0 comments
You just landed your first assignment to write a profile on a musician who is going to be in town for a concert. However, there is more to interviewing a musician than just showing up and talking. Here’s how to set up and prepare for an in-person ... more »
By acole 29 comments
Are you signed up with affiliate sites? Promoting affiliate sites can be easier than you think. Use these tips and watch your affiliate income grow!.. more »
By MIHealthCoach 4 comments
Teaching a teleclass can be very lucrative, the hardest part is the marketing, but if you're creative, it's a great way to make money while you sleep! Teach something based on your expertise, and market your business at the same time... more »
By MIghtyDreamer 9 comments
Keep in mind when running a business on the world wide web, the business of protecting your identity, credibility and publicity, is becoming more and more of a challenge. Even more if you are making postings to websites or you're a member of a ... more »
By smdivin 1 comments
Customer service and support is a key ingredient for any business. The following offers steps for providing excellent support to your customers... more »
By eHow Careers & Work Editor 0 comments
You can put unpublished writing online to gain attention from printing companies, but there are a few dangers to the practice. The Internet can be a great venue for your work as long as you take steps to protect your intellectual property... more »
By eHow Careers & Work Editor 0 comments
Quitting a job can be stressful, and some people dread this situation to such a degree they freeze. You can avoid a personal confrontation, or at least postpone one, if you quit your job by email... more »
By Anne Wanchic 5 comments
We all want to provide the best for our family. How do we Recession Proof our Income so that a Recession cannot impact our lives? It is more about keeping your money, and making more on an industry that is Recession Proof... more »
By IcyCucky 1 comments
Sometimes we hold on to the job not because we like it, but more likely because what the job offers. The money we make is the number one excuse we use to stay in almost any situation... more »
By sabrinacareer 0 comments
When I think of bullies, I usually think of playgrounds and children, or even high-schools. But I never thought that I would find bullies in the workplace. If your boss or even a co-worker is treating you worse than dirt, your health could be ... more »
By Therese Haberman 7 comments
Things are moving so fast in life and business as downsizing makes each employee even more valuable than ever. It is easy to get too wound up on the job and stress can take a very hefty toll on our general health and well being. Here are some ... more »
By Althea DeBrule 0 comments
When meeting people for the first time at a networking event or on the job, it can be very difficult to remember each one’s name. This is especially true if the introduction was brief and you were introduced to several people all at once. To ... more »