Category: Personal Development

Whether you’re already working in the remote industry or you’re considering making the switch, these three tips can put you on the fast track to success.

As someone who is always wanting to know what you want to know in the area of technology, I often scan social media, for your questions, rants and raves. One of the most intoxicating sentiments is “I need help!” The world of social media, where help can be a click away, is a good spot to send up a flare.

Question: How do you know when it’s time to stop trying to invent coping mechanisms for work stress, and start planning an exit strategy from the job that’s giving it to you?

Too often, we assume innovative ideas and meaningful changes require a blank slate. However, creative progress is rarely the result of throwing out all previous ideas and innovations and completely re-imagining the world. It is a process of iterating and expanding upon ideas that have already worked.

From theft of personal and financial data to reputational harm, lost productivity, and much more, being extra secure in today’s digitally connected world sometimes feels like we need to act a little shady ourselves just to avoid being taken advantage of. Here are a few ways that we can use Google Voice to maintain at least a little anonymity and fend off unwanted junk.

You’re not a puppet, and someone else is not pulling the strings. You’re in charge. You have power. And if you’re to attain the inner circle assistant spot and maintain it, your intellect plays a large part in your success.

We’re technically seeing ourselves more than ever these days. But that doesn’t mean we’re seeing ourselves in a complete way, with every objectivity on board.

How clear is your own personal code of ethics? Do you have one? If not, it’s worth taking the time to construct one. Here is a way to attack it.

The payday loan industry is predatory, targeting the most vulnerable populations, including those with bad credit or no credit. But these loans can also be a safety net in times of desperation.

You could well be languishing in a position that doesn’t challenge you, doesn’t value you and, frankly, doesn’t interest you any longer. Here are five signs you may be there.