Whether your life is that you are in business for yourself, you work
for someone else or you are a Domestic Engineer (a title often
associated with those individuals who choose to stay at home with or
without children) staying motivated can be difficult if not outright
challenging. There are two aspects to motivation and your workplace
scenario – one is from the perspective of management and the other is
from the viewpoint of the employee. As part of the ongoing series
focusing on Motivation, today we are concentrating on motivation on the
job.
Have you identified your specific scenario yet? Most of what we will
be sharing in this article you will be able to apply to your specific
situation.
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Life Coach and Business Coach Karen Kleinwort is the founder
Therapy in Transition and is a Certified Professional Coach specializing
in the integration of her clients' mind, body and spirit into her
Personal Empowerment Coaching practice. For more information, visit
www.coachkarenk.com. www.therapyintransition.org,
www.empowermentforme.com or contact her at success@coachkarenk.com.
This blog is dedicated to my best friend whom I lost to bone cancer on May 18, 2006 and is the inspiration behind - Therapy in Transition.
Showing posts with label Workforce. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Workforce. Show all posts
Monday, March 12, 2012
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Business and Your Education
There isn’t a child in the world who hasn’t been asked the question, “So what do you want to be when you grow up?” And depending on their personal situation, external influences and experiences, their answer will change by the day. As we enter high school we become clearer about what drives us, fuels our spirit and motivates us to do better. The clock is ticking to choose a path for our lives, our careers and our futures. Entering college and choosing to complete your academic journey with a business degree always seems most desirable when we are looking to go into business for ourselves, climb the corporate ladder or just not sure about where we might be headed in life but still want to keep the most options open to ourselves. But as a small business owner, how does the integration of an individual’s educational focus and training impact her success—or does it?
There are those who believe if a student wants to succeed in the business world, then receiving an education in business is where she needs to begin her career. Her education in any subject matter will ultimately support her…
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Labels:
College,
Development,
education,
HR,
Human Resources,
Preparation,
Small Business,
success,
training,
Workforce
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