Career Advancement continued

Maybe you are really good. But your income doesn't indicate this. Maybe, like Rodney Dangerfield, you get no respect. Here, a master promoter offers a program to get some respect.... keep reading

I read this tip 35 years after I started my first venture. Fortunately, that venture required no money up front.... keep reading

It never ceases to amaze me how people ignore what should be obvious. This leaves doors open for people who look more closely.... keep reading

Anyone could do this, in theory. Hardly anyone will. Do it for them at $1,000 a pop as a side business. Here is a model of how to do it.... keep reading

The job market is a disaster. Here is how a successful entrepreneur advises recent graduates to overcome this market.... keep reading

What are the characteristics of a leader? Do you have any of them? Do you want the position?... keep reading

If you think, "I'm not in sales," you deceive yourself.... keep reading

I have filed this under "Blogging," "Career Advancement," "Job and Calling," and "Advertising." There are reasons for this.... keep reading

He had a lot of success. He discovered the "success formula." Then he implemented it.... keep reading

The art of management is more difficult than it looks. Managers find this out early, and run. But they don't quit.... keep reading

Would being a book author help your career? Of course. Today, lots of people can do this. They won't. They do not know how to get started. Here's how.... keep reading

A subscriber tells of a man who hit paydirt in 1975. He cannot find a successor.... keep reading

Chech the competition.... keep reading

A site member wants guidance regarding Rotary. Here, I outline a plan.... keep reading

Here is a master copywriter on a master copywriter. What he says is applicable to your career, not just the narrow field of writing an ad.... keep reading

If computers were a billion times more powerful, could you find a job? It's going to happen. Are you prepared?... keep reading