I love to read quality books. So recently, I signed up for Booksneeze, a site that sends you books for free! Well. . . not completely free. For the company to benefit, I must provide an honest review of the book I receive.
So I chose this particular book because the author, John Maxwell, is known as the leadership guru. As such, I’m interested to hear what he has to say about connecting with others. Here’s what I’ve learned.
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Filed under Books, Career, Life by on Jul 22nd, 2010. 4 Comments. 
What would you do if you were asked to work overtime? Jump at the opportunity? Protest adamantly?
How do you decide if working overtime is worth it? It may not be an easy decision to make. Here are some factors to consider when arriving at a decision.
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Filed under Career, Life by on May 22nd, 2010. 9 Comments.
In your job, are you making a living? Or are you actually “making a dying”?
Nowadays, many are working more, saving less, and getting into more and more debt. We compensate by living it up on the weekend.
Then it’s more of the same the following week. How many people feel more alive at the end of the day than at the beginning? If you don’t, maybe you’re really “making a dying”.
If that’s how you feel, then reading Your Money Or Your Life will transform the way you relate to money.
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Filed under Books, Life by on May 15th, 2010. 6 Comments.
As people move forward in their lives, there is a tendency for the majority of us to go through different financial seasons. During these seasons, our objectives change due to changes in our financial circumstances. These seasons, or phases, can be described as the asset accumulation phase, the conservation and protection phase, and the distribution and gifting phase. Although not all people go through the seasons at the same time or even reach a particular phase, a good amount of people do go through all three phases at some point in their lives. Here is a typical timeline for each phase, along with the common objectives and concerns associated with it.
Filed under Life by on Feb 20th, 2010. Comment.
