EDUCATION

Your income can only grow to the extent you do.

~ T. Harv Eker

We’re committed to helping you grow — personally and professionally. We’ve populated this website with continuing education opportunities, over 600 articles on personal development and a Job Board.

These include Micro-Lessons, informationals, “how to’s” to quizzes and checklists. Areas of interest below.

Time Management

“Make time count. Don’t count time.” Your day, just like everyone else’s, is only 24 hours. Yet somehow certain people seem to be able to squeeze more out of that time than others. Over 20 documents.

Negotiation

“You don’t get what you deserve. You get what you negotiate.” It’s time to get paid what you want, and not what you think you deserve

Leadership & Management

Each of these areas requires a different skill set. Decide where you want to be and take action. You can’t do both.

Networking

Networking is an investment in your career, and your network is worth your net worth. As Woody Allen pointed out, “Eighty percent of success is just showing up.” And, of course, helping others.

Professional Development

Professional development is critical for your career and personal life. It will help you function and compete on a much higher level.

Career Advancement

Our websites contain a fabulous number of career development tools. From professional courses to Micro Lessons.

Appearance

Physical appearance can affect one’s opportunities and income. While most of us would like to think that physical appearance shouldn’t play a part in careers, the truth is that “beauty bias” – the psychological and biological hard-wiring that makes us attracted to, well, attractive people – does exist. We cover ways to maximize appearance.

Goal Setting

Luck will not get you there. And if it does, you can easily fall back to where you started. Studies consistently show that those who set goals achieve far more than those who do not — regardless of education, income, and race. Shoot for the stars. If you fail you’ll make it to the moon. The fact is that most don’t even shoot for the ceiling right above their head.