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Encouragement is the power tool of leadership. Our credibility comes from our deeds and the time we invest, not our words. When we encourage people, they will excel beyond their capabilities and in turn encourage others.
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Many freelance writers find it hard to be happy in their jobs. For most of them, it is their means to feed their mouths, put a roof over their heads, and pay their bills. In other words, writing is reduced to being an obligation and not the craft they used to love. Are you one of these writers? Read More

The job market has never been more volatile. Workers are at risk of layoff every day. Therefore, you must change your relationship with work. Find out the most important changes you need to make. Read More

Sometimes it’s just so hard to stick to a work from home schedule. Especially with summer time activities vying for your attention. Read More

Union Bank reaches out to prospective employees with disabilities. Does your company?

Meet Juan...changing attitudes... Read More

There have been reports of Harold Camping’s more devout followers spending their life savings, selling their homes and even quitting their jobs. ResumeMag has a few pieces of advice for those followers who now have to put their careers and financial lives back together. Read More

Tom Pick shares this awesome list of women to follow on Twitter from a small business and marketing perspective. We hope you find them as inspirational as we do. Among them is Anita Campbell, CEO at BizSugar.com and founder of Small Business Trends, but also lots of other excellent women like Jill Read More

101 time management tips for an online entrepreneur. Others can apply these tips too, but the article is written from online business owner's perspective.
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We all have stories of nightmare jobs done out of necessity. If you are looking for a way to start a new career, supplemental income can help. If you can cultivate extra income, there will be no need to stay in a job you hate. Read More