With technology and job-hunting habits continually changing, an executive resume today must communicate more than just a list of accomplishments or generic competencies. It needs to embody your unique professional identity so you’re positioned as the right fit for a specific role and company. So, what do these changes mean for your resume in 2025? … Read more
Asking for a raise is probably as hard as breaking up with your high school boyfriend or girlfriend. It’s something that you know you need to do in order to grow, but you’re not exactly sure when and how to do it. The truth is, you will probably need to ask for a raise at … Read more
Crafting at a carpenter’s bench, making furniture or building a home is the image that comes to mind. However, woodworking is far more diverse than it originally appeared. There is a variety of roles available that allow you to work creatively with wood. Here are five exciting paths to consider: 1. Architectural Woodwork Architectural woodworking … Read more
There’s a fine line between being assertive and being difficult. Assertiveness is about standing up for yourself, while being difficult can often feel like you’re standing in the way of others. The tricky part? People might not always tell you that they find you tough to be around. So, how do you tell if you’re … Read more
Love is powerful. It makes us do things we never thought we were capable of. But sometimes, in our quest to show how much we care, we tend to lose ourselves. The truth is, even if you’re head over heels in love, there are certain things you should never compromise on. It’s not being selfish, … Read more
©iStock.com/svetikd Each year, millions of Euros worth of scholarships are offered by Colleges and Universities in Europe for international students. The European Union along with the European Government States also offer government-funded EU scholarships to attract international students into Europe. In addition, some countries in Europe offer free tuition to international students. British Chevening Scholarships … Read more
There’s a stark difference between simply retiring and living a retirement life that’s brimming with happiness. The key lies in the habits you adopt. Having a routine that keeps you content, active, and fulfilled is essential. People who are truly happy in their retirement aren’t just passing time, they’re fully engaged in life and they’ve … Read more
Here’s a follow-up to my recent posts, linked below. Initially, I was prepping for an upcoming performance review, expecting a standard raise after a strong year: I hit 3x my quota and got a lot of positive feedback from management. My total compensation this year was $90k. Around the same time, a headhunter reached out … Read more
We all have an inner critic, and while a healthy dose of self-reflection is good, there’s a fine line between being self-aware and taking yourself too seriously. The problem with the latter? It can be a massive roadblock to personal growth, happiness, and genuine connections with others. The key to breaking free lies in recognizing … Read more
Thank you for subscribing! Students are often asked by well-meaning family and friends, “What’s your dream school?” When asked this question, most students will name well-known, highly ranked, and highly selective schools, such as Yale, Harvard, Stanford or NYU. Most of the time, these schools are private institutions that cater to students who have very … Read more