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Turn the Company Holiday Party into a Strategic Career Opportunity

It’s that time of year again. More and more companies are getting back into the habit of hosting a holiday party; some are even taking the holiday spirit to the next level and hosting holiday trips. If you take part in company holiday festivities, it’s important to remember that you are at work. Here’s how

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The Freelance Movement in America—Why Now’s a Great Time to Start Working for Yourself

Whether you call yourself a freelancer, a sole proprietor, or an independent contractor, you’re part of today’s hottest workforce trends. Some 57.3 million Americans currently freelance, according to a study by Edelman Intelligence, and by 2027, the report predicts, freelancers will dominate the American workforce. In fact, as millennials and Generation Z make up a

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Leaders, Here’s How to Break Out of the Prisons Called ‘Worry’ and ‘Fear’

by David Pierce Out of all the obstacles that come our way in life, worry and fear may be the two biggest killers of success. Those struggles can be so damaging because they not only prevent business leaders from taking risks and getting out of their comfort zones, but they actually convince them that they don’t

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The Hidden Benefits of Business Failure

We put big stakes on winning in our culture. “Losers” aren’t respected; they failed, after all. In some circles, failure is such a sin that it dwarfs anything else about “the loser”—any good they might have done, or smart moves they might have made. Even if we don’t think of failure as if it was

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An Accidental Entrepreneur: How I Got Clarity in My Life After Facing the ‘Big C’

It’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and I’ve decided to weigh in on this frightening topic and how it intersected with a business idea. Yes, I am talking about being diagnosed with cancer and launching a new business. I never imagined going into business for myself at the age of 52 against all odds. Fresh off

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4 Leadership Lessons I Learned From the Vineyard

By David Pierce I love wine. And that love has moved me to visit some of the finest wine regions of the world—touring wineries and even participating in the production of several barrels in the Napa and Sonoma Valleys of California, from harvest to bottling. Through my travels, I’ve come to understand the nuances of

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Lessons in Career Disruption—5 Tips for Moving From a Corporate Job to a Startup

By Keith Crerar Everyone remembers the first day at a new job. Mine was in March 2015. After spending close to a decade working for a publicly traded company, at age 40 I decided to move to a startup at age 40—about the same time other guys are locked in midlife crisis and buying motorcycles.

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