By guest blogger Micheal Gilmore [see Biography] [September 1, 2107] Have you ever seen a successful business owner that is not a good leader? I’ve seen some, but those are just exceptions. Most of them are exceptional people who have managed to build their business according to their vision. They understand that without the help and support of… Read More »
By guest blogger Maisie Acton [see Biography] [August 23, 2017] Abstract: Being a great leader in today’s world is just not enough. Not only do you have to be great yourself, rather you have develop your team too. Having good leaders is a key to success for any organisation in today’s tough world. The market has become so… Read More »
By guest blogger Richard Nolan [see Biography] [August 13, 2017] Why are team building activities unpopular amongst most employees? Well, these are events that organizers think employees would enjoy but instead, they end up being stressful and tiresome. Despite this, the importance of team building exercises is rather crucial to the growth of any small or large sized… Read More »
[August 11, 2017] Army Vet writes today about how America stopped seeking to win wars anymore, rather now it searches to feel good about itself on the world stage. Spoiler alert! I’m going to tell you something that will piss you off so bad that you will want to strangle me for it. Ha, frankly I don’t care… Read More »
By guest blogger Diana Clark [see Biography] [July 25, 2017] How to become a good leader of a work team? This is an essential question for those people, who want to have a good coherent and harmonious stuff. Good leaders always think about their followers. The American consultant, George Bradt believes that for this purpose it is necessary… Read More »
By guest blogger Kerrie Haynes [see Biography] [July 16, 2017] Here are some tips on how to become a student leader. Become a mentor, student ambassador or a peer educator You must have come across peer counselors, mentors and campus ambassadors around your school. Some colleges offer the opportunity for students to apply as mentors or ambassadors. They… Read More »
By guest blogger Christina Battons [See Biography] [June 23, 2017] Stage fright will prevent you from successful speaking on public and may become a source of problems in your student life and further career. If you have ever noticed that public speaking is too difficult for you, you need to work out this skill to eventually you will… Read More »
By guest blogger Alice Clarke [See Biography] [June 15, 2017] Colin Powell once said, there are no secrets to success. It results from preparation, hard work, and learning from failure. People may learn lessons in two ways; one by own experience and the other by observation. How often can you fail if you already knew the dangers? If… Read More »
By guest blogger Sadako Red [see disclaimer] [May 4, 2017] Ahhhh … identity politics continues to be alive and well in the City of Baltimore – a place I described as “stuck on stupid” just a few months ago in June when city leaders were adopting policies that simultaneously drove up crime rates and effectively dismantled its police… Read More »
[May 1, 2017] Army Vet writes today about how WUSSIES are joining the U.S. Army in overwhelming numbers and what’s it doing to reduce military readiness My best buddy called me earlier this week to complain – no, yell profanities – about so many ‘wussies’ joining the United States Army; pushing the limit of our basic training resources… Read More »