In Part One, I took a look at the economic policies of Democratic candidates Bernie Sanders and Martin O’Malley.
I broke their ideas into the categories of wages, banking policies and taxes.
I also noted other policies relevant to entrepreneurs, small businesses and related freelance types.
Now, on to the third and final candidate, one Hillary Rodham Clinton. Click Here to Read Article …
A lot of people complain about not having enough time.
Sound familiar?
Truth be told, it isn’t minutes and hours they lack, but the proper organization of them.
There is a popular saying that we’re all given the same 24 hours in a day.
Think about it. Are you really getting the most from your time? If not, this article might be just what you need. Click Here to Read Article …
It was once generally accepted that we were born with a certain capacity to learn and we did the best we could with what we had.
We now know differently.
Since the 1990s — also known as “the decade of the brain” — neuroscientists have discovered that we can actually increase our capacity to learn.
Technological advances and a wealth of research now prove that creativity, innovation, critical thinking and problem solving are hardwired into each of us.
Given that we all have the same basic anatomy between our ears, what separates the best of us from the rest of us? Click Here to Read Article …
Although the sea of information available in the online world goes beyond the wildest imagination, not everyone knows how to find the piece of information they need.
Google, as one of the most powerful search engines on the web, was developed with the purpose to make that database of content searchable and accessible to online users.
All you need to do is type a query in Google and start going through the first results it lists. Is it really that simple? Click Here to Read Article …
There are two things that are concerning for an average blogger: obscurity and balance.
When an aspiring blogger enters the online world, he is a complete stranger in an immense crowd.
Getting a decent number of visitors and readers is already hard, but things get even more difficult when someone actually reads your posts — their underestimating comments may make you feel insignificant and inconspicuous.
If you are a blogger who got disappointed with the hard start, there is one thing you should always remember: everyone starts at the bottom! Click Here to Read Article …
In the 2012-2020 Employment Projections released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on December 19, 2013, an expected annual growth rate of 2.6 percent was recorded for the health care and social assistance sector.
From 2012 to 2022, demand for five million more jobs would follow.
In terms of occupations, four groups were expected to see growth of more than 20 percent, which was twice the overall rate.
The groups were 28.1 percent for healthcare support occupations, 21.5 percent for healthcare practitioners and technical occupations, 21.4 percent for construction and extraction occupations and 20.9 percent for personal care and service occupations.
With more than half of the occupational groups belonging to the healthcare and personal care industry, it’s clear that demand for a workforce that’s technically skilled and proficient will dominate the job market for the next ten years. Click Here to Read Article …
I couldn’t focus. Period.
My head would swell with the tasks that lived in it.
Strings of words and responsibilities bounced along in my brain.
Without the right systems it was all too easy to procrastinate. I felt about 85% complete.
I was in search of the “right” system.
I tried dozens of project management and productivity tools. There was definitely something out there, I just had to find it.
Then, out of the blue, I found a to-do list program I loved. Or it found me. One of the two. Click Here to Read Article …
Working with, in, and around asbestos is a common component of many professions.
Knowledge about its potential dangers has led to an abundance of precaution for the men and women exposed to this deadly substance on a daily basis.
But mistakes are always going to be made and accidents will inevitably happen.
In the event you or a loved one is directly exposed to asbestos in the fulfillment of occupational duties, what happens next?
Here’s a list of objectives for anyone put in this unfortunate position: Click Here to Read Article …
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