Career & Money

Priorities : Family, Self, Work, Spouse
by Paul Mauchline
I have a question I would like you to ask yourself today. Answer the question honestly, without giving it much thought right now. Just give your immediate response, keeping in mind that there might be components to the question you currently do not have i

Everyone Can Have Charisma If Only…
Charisma: Seven Keys to Developing the Magnetism that Leads to Success
by Tony Alessandra, Ph.D.
You walk into a room and soon notice an animated conversation among a knot of several people. You're attracted to their energy and start to join them. Then you see that one fellow has already turned and is now talking to someone else.

There Is An Upside
Getting Fired: What to Do If You're Fired, Downsized, Laid Off, Restructured, Discharged, Terminated, or Forced to Resign
by Steven Mitchell
While these developments are depressing, you should not despair. Some of my clients, out of frustration and anger, cry when they relate the facts of their firing to me in my office. This is understandable. Since most of us equate self-worth with our work

Big brother is watching - An examination into Corporate Spying
by John D. Moore, MS, CADC
Imagine sitting at your workstation one morning and composing an email to a friend, detailing the events of the night before. In your electronic correspondence, you reveal that you took a co-worker out on a date and engaged in sexual intercourse

Self-Esteem at Work
by Crystal Woods
Do you feel satisfied at the end of the week that you've accomplished something or made a difference at work, or is it a good week for you when you get as far as Wednesday before you wish it was the weekend? It amazes me (although I understand totally

The Psychology of Right Livelihood
Do What You Love, The Money Will Follow
by Marsha Sinetar, Ph.D.
Work I disliked the most was work I wasn't suited for. Once, for example, I sold vacuum cleaners door to door. Now there's nothing wrong with that job, except I was painfully shy and basically introverted, and knocking on doors in strange neighborhoods

Who's Doing Your Thinking for You?
Super Crunchers: Why Thinking-by-Numbers Is the New Way to Be Smart
by Ian Ayres
Why would a casino try and stop you from losing? How can a mathematical formula find your future spouse? Would you know if a statistical analysis blackballed you from a job you wanted? Today, number crunching affects your life in ways you might never

Success: How Sweet It Is… Till Resentment Comes Along
by Paul Mauchline
Why is it that so many successful people I encounter are unhappy with their success and accomplishments in their lives? The answer is quite simple: because they allow the feelings of resentment from others to affect how they feel about themselves.

The Fifty-Year-Old Wake-Up Call
How to Find a Job After 50: From Part-Time to Full-Time, from Career Moves to New Careers
by Betsy Cummings
Your years are a priceless advantage! For all the job market uncertainty today, opportunities have never been better for Americans over fifty. So whether you've been shown the door or have decided to change your career, there is an endless array of option

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White Trash Etiquette
by Dr. Verne Edstrom, Esq.
Now unless you wanna spend your golden years like your grandma - living in a Pontiac in the scrap yard - decent trash knows they gotta earn so you always got money for cigs and meat. But a lot of people has a hard time figuring out what's the best career

An Overview of Current Law and Trends
Getting Fired: What to Do If You're Fired, Downsized, Laid Off, Restructured, Discharged, Terminated, or Forced to Resign
by Steven Mitchell
Radio and television interviewers frequently ask me why I say that a job is like a romance. My answer is that companies woo applicants with promises of security, fulfillment, and riches. Then, when the honeymoon is over, even highly qualified people often

He sits at home on the computer all day playing games and is not looking for work
by Ellen Kreidman, Ph.D
I have been married for 13 years. For 10 of those years my husband worked at the same job with me. Three years ago he decided he was burnt out and quit his job. He has had many jobs since but none have been steady. For the past 6 months he has been out of

Taking Control of the Rest of Your Life
Getting Fired: What to Do If You're Fired, Downsized, Laid Off, Restructured, Discharged, Terminated, or Forced to Resign
by Steven Mitchell
You will also learn strategies to help you structure a settlement to achieve maximum tax savings. And even if you are not able to negotiate more money in a settlement, structuring the settlement tax-wise can put additional funds in your pocket

She Says That She Can't Stand My Mood Swings
by Ellen Kreidman, Ph.D
Ellen: I have been a stockbroker for over 15 years and my job causes me a lot of anxiety and stress. My wife has threatened to leave me for the first time in our marriage. She says that she can't stand my mood swings, which are tied to the stock market.

Believing in a Better Lifestyle
by Crystal Woods
How many of you have ever thought about the link between believing in yourself, and getting a good income? You would think that your income is based entirely on your skills, wouldn't you. Well, we know how true that one is.

Peace of Mind at the Workplace
by Remez Sasson
Work brings together people of different characters and behavior, and this often causes friction, resentment and stress. Sometimes the boss is too demanding, colleagues may be unpleasant, there might be too much work or the working conditions may not be

Why Enlightened Wealth?
Cracking the Millionaire Code: Your Key to Enlightened Wealth
by Mark Victor Hansen, Robert G. Allen
It's the vault containing everything you've ever wanted. On the other side of the huge door to that vault, a lifestyle of abundance and prosperity, wealth and security, awaits you. Behind that door is literally anything you want.

Part 1
The Future of Success; Working and Living in the New Economy
by Robert B. Reich, Ph.D.
If you think it's getting harder to both make a living and make a life, economist and former secretary of labor Robert Reich agrees with you. Americans may be earning more than ever before, but we're paying a steep price: we're working longer

Relationship Enhancement at the Workplace
by James Lucoff
When Dr. Bernard Guerney hit upon teachable skills that helped couples resolve conflict and enhance closeness in their relationships, it wasn

The New Yardstick
Working with Emotional Intelligence
by Daniel Goleman, Ph.D.
The rules for work are changing. We're being judged by a new yardstick: not just by how smart we are, or by our training and expertise, but also by how well we handle ourselves and each other. This yardstick is increasingly applied in choosing who will be