Archive for the 'Personal Development' Category


As a web entrepreneur, I think about the time I spend in front of a computer constantly. How much is too much? And when should I call it quits to enjoy what I love so much more – real social interaction? Becoming absorbed by technology is inevitable in most (...)
Whether they're right or not, your audience forms impressions of you based on your writing. Readers assume that if your… Writing is sloppy: You don't care about quality. Writing is unclear: You can't communicate ideas effectively. Writing rambles on: You have no sense of purpose. Writing is formatted poorly: You have no sense of design. Writing (...)
There’s not much opportunity to lead when you’re a recent college grad working for a big (or small) company. That’s because leadership opportunities typically come only with age and seniority. That makes sense. But the smartest companies know that learning to be a leader is a (...)
In the business world, knowing how to justify your actions is crucial because you will inadvertently screw things up, sooner or later. But some people panic and give some utterly stupid excuses for why they acted the way they did. And what entry-level workers usually don’t realize is that the (...)
A lot of things have happened in my life as a result of blogging, but one of the most unexpected is the number of people who invite me to speak at their company or conference about generational issues. I have done enough speeches at this point so I have a (...)


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