Posted on January 4th, 2010 by Colin
This is a guest post by Dan Spira (Part Two of a three-part series) In the last post, we discussed the first steps of using social media to facilitate your midlife career change: Build your awareness of your new field by seeking out and staying current with the industry “chatter” (or “tweets,” more likely). Also, [...]
Posted on December 14th, 2009 by Colin
This is a guest post by Daniel Spira (Part One of a three-part series) Switching career paths after two or more decades can be daunting for some people… almost as daunting as the flood of information that’s now available through social media, including blogs, LinkedIn, Twitter, and the like. So, what about combining these two [...]
Posted on December 7th, 2009 by Colin
I’m deeply saddened to find out last night that my greatest mentor, Jim Rohn, passed away at the age 79. My heart goes out to his family, friends and colleagues, and to all of you out there who appreciated him as deeply as I did. For those of you who didn’t know Jim, he was [...]
Posted on October 27th, 2009 by Colin
It’s that wonderful time of year where many of us are about to take our summer break. It’s been planned, paid for and highly anticipated. The challenge of taking a good restorative break has become a lost art for many of us who spend most of our waking hours in the corporate world. Taking time off [...]
Posted on October 27th, 2009 by Colin
The recession is turning many workers into corporate prisoners, stuck in jobs they would otherwise leave, warns talent consultancy Chiumento, which says this is bad for business damaging both moral and productivity.
Posted on October 20th, 2009 by Colin
If you are interested in making money from blogging then Dean Hunt is up there with the best.In this in-depth interview Dean shares a wealth of knowledge on:
Posted on October 20th, 2009 by Colin
We live in a frenetic, consumeristic world inundated with advertising that can leave us midlifers feeling overwhelmed at times. All too often we find ourselves having or wanting too much stuff, often resulting in more clutter and less time (due to working harder and longer to acquire or maintain those things) and either in dept [...]
