Category: Career Development

Careers today evolve through adaptability, discernment, and momentum.

Here we shape work that grows with you, help you develop strengths that remain relevant, and support decisions that compound over time.

 

The goal is a career that feels intentional, resilient, and aligned with how work is changing.

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10 Ways to Combine Your Personal and Product Brand

How can solopreneurs combine a personal brand with their company brand or product?

The following answers are provided by the Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC), an invite-only nonprofit organization comprised of the world’s most promising young entrepreneurs. The YEC recently published #FixYoungAmerica: How to Rebuild Our Economy and Put Young Americans Back to Work (for Good), …

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Kickstarter: How Seth Godin Succeeded and You Can Too

Just in case you haven’t heard, best-selling author Seth Godin met his funding goal on the crowdfunding site Kickstarter in a mere 3 hours.

Thousands of dollars are still pouring into his project and backers have until July 17 to get in on the rewards Seth is offering on Kickstarter, like advance copies of his …

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Go Spark, Sparkle and Hustle!

Regardless of how difficult, challenging and changeable things have become in business, there is a huge surge of inspired entrepreneurship going on now that is amazing. Corporations are even thinking and acting more entrepreneurial. Small business and entrepreneurship has always been the key driver of economic success, especially in the US. Starting a business used …

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Personal Branding for Training Professionals

How do you promote yourself and share your knowledge and expertise without giving too much away? How do you make your potential clients understand how to do what you do, without giving them all the knowledge they need to do it without you.

You don’t. Share everything. Share it all.

For some people, this is …