Breaking news - Honeywell to lay off 420 people. This was the story in the headlines in the Phoenix Arizona newspaper, business section. So what else is new? And the topper, the reason for the layoff is to replace them with cheaper labor in Asia. So it goes, more jobs leaving the shores of the [...]
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I am pleased to announce that my new website, Wealth Method Now has been launched. Since my posts several weeks ago regarding displaced workers across the USA, I have been inspired to assist these hard workers to encourage them and share my knowledge of starting a small business. My wealth methods are a two step [...]
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To all you workaholics out there…say it isn’t so! Do you feel like you are “working?” The whole idea on this blog is to make working and being a workaholic, fun. It should not be overbearing, it should not be drudgery, it should not be a negative experience.
Quite often I am asked, since I have [...]
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There is a group of 10 jobs that can generate more than $100,000 annually in a report that was published on the net today. You visit the link here.
What I discovered in all these occupations is that it takes hard work, often specialized education, and a talent to work with people. Of course, a [...]
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Working or lack of it….the best thing you can do in this century is to freelance. I compare it to being totally self employed. There is no end to the opportunities for you in any type of economy.
I see freelancing as the answer to get;
1) flexible working hours
2) earn more money in less time
3) develop [...]
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To all long time visitors and new visitors, as I have mentioned on earlier posts, I am excited to present a new website that deals with personal and professional success. It is going to launch at the end of month.
It is www.wealthmethodnow.com
You will be pleased to know that it will deal only with methods [...]
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Just the other day I compared notes with my business “buddies” and came to the conclusion that, in order to have success at any endeavour, you must be consistent. In other words, whatever you choose to do in work, career, self employment, you have to stay with it to give it a chance to “grow.” [...]
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In a world where there is a store for just about anything, even career counseling, you would think that all your prayers have been answered for making your next job move. Well you could not be more wrong. The best career counseling services is….YOU!
A case in point; years ago, I contacted my local employment [...]
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Workaholics can be very organized or very disorganized. I hope, that if you are not an organized being, that you shift your thinking about how you see your workflow and correct it immediately. Anyone in the work force, or self employed, can improve their productivity over 200% by just simplifying their way of organizing. Solutions [...]
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As mentioned in my recent posts, layoffs are climbing at a record rate. Hundreds of thousands of people are being laid off. Just in January 2008, our Fed Government has stated that over 17,000 people lost their jobs, nation wide.
You find yourself at the “fork” in the road and finally are open to the possibilities….or [...]
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