Nag, nag, nag
A recent discussion prompted a deeper look into nagging and/or micromanaging. Both behaviors have negative connotations, although each may actually be necessary due to someone else’s unresponsiveness or bad behavior. So why do the...
Tagged: planning
Leaving procrastination behind increases your options
Procrastination may be one of the most self-sabotaging and all-too-common behaviors leading to failure to achieve career or work-related goals. Some might say many forms of procrastination are “human nature.” Perhaps. You can Google...
How to quickly blow a great opportunity
If you have cultivated the belief that only the “lucky” people get the best jobs, please consider how much power you have given up and the amount of time you have wasted by believing...
Before you jump into the new year, evaluate what you got done this past year
Are you looking back on your past year and wondering where things went sideways?
Make your pipe dreams real using SMART goals
With some effort and longer-term planning, there is more within your own power to help you get where you want to go.
Manage your own performance
If you’ve have been working for more than a few years, you’ve probably had a few performance evaluations. Why wait to see what happens?
It just makes sense to have a strategy for networking
If you’ve been unclear about what effective networking looks like, it might be time to assess your expectations and your approach. Random networking produces random results. Imagine what networking with the right people in...
The power of clearly defined goals
Devastation can happen with your career if you don’t know where you are going and don’t have a plan.
Are you living your Plan A?
Is your current work experience the vision of what you really want to do?
Lost your way and out of gas?
All too frequently, anger, disappointment, resentment or depression can build enormous brick walls where doors or windows are needed.
