6/27
How to Find the Common Thread in A Varied Job History
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If you’re searching for your next gig, pull out your resume and check how it answers this question: When did... View Article
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6/20
How to Calm Your Job Search Anxiety
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Job search stressing you out? Follow these steps to change your approach, reduce your anxiety, and get the most from your next opportunity.
6/13
You lost half your business — now what?
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When you're a small business, losing one client can mean losing half your income or more. It's terrifying, but you can come out ahead with these tips.
5/23
How to Use Arrogance to Your Advantage
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In this time of change and deepening divides, understanding and accepting others as they are is vital to our success. Spotting our own arrogance is key.
2/21
How to Use Empathy in Your Creative Business
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Creative professionals sometimes get written off as too soft to negotiate. But they often have one powerful tool: empathy.
2/7
It’s Okay to Change Your Mind About A Job Offer
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Having second thoughts? Here are three scenarios when you can and should renegotiate a job offer, and plus tips to keep your reputation intact.
Uh-oh…I ran out of clients!
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If you let business development fall to the side, follow these steps to jump start your recovery and win back lost business.
12/6
How to Rebuild Confidence When Coaching Your Colleagues
I often suggest people ask a friend for reality check in sticky situations. Here's some advice for when you're the impromptu coach.
11/8
What to Do When Clients Push Back on Your Rates
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Elliot’s biggest client, Monstrous, was rapidly expanding into the U.K. and Europe. Elliot had noticed accounting issues with them lately.... View Article
10/4
Public Speaking 201: Reading the Room
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In the middle of a presentation, you can feel the audience’s attention slipping away. Take a moment to check your perceptions and then correct as needed.
