Business Articles

Written by: Jeff Casmer

The benefits to working at home are numerous then staying at home and working that boring 9-6 job. One thing is you save time from your commute each day and you work for yourself and not making someone else rich but give yourself the potential of making you rich. You can also set your own schedule as to when you work and when you don't.

Written by: Jeff Casmer

No matter how old you get its important to never stop dreaming. Its what separates those who continue to strive for more from those who settle with the status quo. One of the major things people dream about is how their lives would be if they had different careers; if they had jobs that suited their lifestyles and made them happy such as earning money working online.

Written by: Jeff Casmer

You have to be diligent. Yet many people have a lax attitude towards a number of the companies online. This contributes to the increasing number of scams. You have to be willing to question the legitimacy of an operation.

Written by: Craig Nathanson

Step One: Engage in self-reflection I know — easier said than done. Most of us go through our lives never really getting to know ourselves. After all, life offers us many distractions. Who has time for self-reflection?

Written by: Craig Nathanson

It’s easy to put off things that you want to do.

Written by: Redz Driving

Okay... so you have seen the ads on the television showing you how that's on becoming a driving instructor you will be striving forward in a bountiful industry where large earnings are more than capable of being achieved, but is the reality the same as the advertisements portray.

Written by: Craig Nathanson

Not since the great depression of 1929 have we seen such a financial crisis, and frankly, the lack of national leadership that we are experiencing now. Banks are failing overnight, Wall Street greed and the chase after quick money has finally caused this country to grind to a financial halt.

Written by: Craig Nathanson

Have you been wondering if happiness is even possible?

Written by: Craig Nathanson

Go against the grain! When you arrive at 50, those around you will expect you to slow down and retire. They will ask what you are planning to do when you stop working. The marketing messages you see are pushing youth and beauty and the pursuit of material goods. You suddenly realize you don’t have an answer or a plan for what you will do.

Written by: R. Scott

Japan’s Amity Corporation announced the opening of its 75th school in Japan dedicated to training Japanese students to speak, read and write English.

Written by: BryonyRoe

There are many common mistakes that people make when searching for a new job. Read on and learn how they can be avoided…

Written by: April Mims, Life

Research has shown that the average adult changes careers at least 3 times during their life (and often more than that). That figure makes sense when you consider how much we grow over time and that a career spans at least 40 years. Over time our values, priorities, and interests change and we often find ourselves looking for something different from our work. The career we found ourselves in during our 20s may differ greatly from where we would like to be in our 50s.

Written by: April Mims, Life

I recently read a statistic that two-thirds of the working population is unhappy in their job. Can you believe that? That is an ASTOUNDING number! Just think about how much time we spend at work and how that affects the rest of our life! Is this just something we need to accept as reality or is there something we can do about it? Many people just accept it. But for those willing to make a change, you can find your ideal job and create a life that you love!

Written by: david eisenzimmer

What a higher education through online schooling could do for you, how to get started, questions to ask and the resources for finding online schools, and courses.

Written by: Meta J.

There is a saying that when White people are in a recession, that Black people are in a depression and that is quite true in this current economic recession People of color, especially Black people, and most particularly Black men are feeling the full brunt of the economic recession that has often resembled a depression that mirrors the “Great One” of the 1930s