It’s easy to build up a decision in your mind until it’s reached monolithic heights. The more important a choice feels, the higher the likelihood that you will feel paralyzed by it. This is especially true when you find yourself needing to choose between things you are passionate about and weigh them against the things you need to do and your available time.
Saying No and Scaling Back: Separate, But Related Choices
I recently had a discussion with a fellow coach as part of the Third Tribe Marketing membership site, which connects small businesses with some of the top minds in social media and marketing to help them learn ways to build authority, increase their credibility and get more business. The discussion was about saying “no” to […]
If Questions are the Currency of Interviews, Where's the Bank?
Yesterday, we talked about ways that candidates can prepare for interviews by anticipating questions and preparing their answers. As mentioned in that article, questions and answers can be seen as the “currency” of interview. This may have left some of you asking “Where’s the Bank?” Good news! We’re opening a “question bank” at HigherEdCareerCoach.Com and […]
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