Many people ask me how to go about negotiating their compensation.
They struggle to figure out “what they are worth”.
Or sometimes when I suggest they are not paid enough and they should ask for more, they ask “am I worth that much?”. Read More
I’m excited to share the news with you that my book RISE has been picked up by a large commercial publisher.
Here is a sneak peak at the new cover. It’s also been updated with additional examples, and re-organized a bit, but the content and the tone remain the same. Read More
Last week I was the keynote speaker at an event for a services organization in an energy company.
I spoke on the topic of Adding more Value to the Business.
This is an important topic for all of us.
The bottom line here is that you can’t wait to be told what adds value, and you can’t count on your job description as written to add enough value. Read More
So many of you have expressed interest in how the book launch went, and have helped me in the process, so I wanted to send a brief update and let you know what’s happening.
First of all, a big THANK YOU to everyone who has helped me spread the word, and make RISE a success! Read More
People often ask me why I stared my own company. Why did I choose not to get another big job as a GM or CEO?
How did I choose this particular business?
There is a lot to this answer, but a big part of it is that I chose to create a business that helps people. Read More
I had an opportunity to talk with David Spark about the career obstacles and setbacks I have faced and how I over came them.
We recorded it. It’s worth listening to!
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Click here if you can’t see the video.
RISE…How to be Really Successful at Work AND Like Your Life
It’s available on Amazon
Kindle version is available too.
I wrote this book to give away all the secrets! Read More
I had the opportunity to interview Stan Slap, CEO and Author of the New York Times best selling book:
Bury My Heart in Conference Room B.
Download the podcast of the interview here:
Stan Slap: Buckle up, we’re going off road. Read More
It’s not selfish…One of the things many people overlook is that taking care of your career is actually good for your company.
Think about this way. If you are doing great work, you will make some progress and get some rewards. Read More
