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Blog postWe all need a little bit of hope right now! Check out my #LinkedIn post below, and please register for the #NJITCELEBRATION event premiering on Thursday at 7pm EDT to hear about the outstanding students and recent alumni!
NJIT.edu/HOPE-reg
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Blog postDear Friends, In November 2002, I had the great honor and privilege of speaking at the 2002 NJIT Celebration event as the undergraduate student speaker. I could not have foreseen that nearly 20 years later, I would have the sincere honor and pleasure of participating in the upcoming March 25, 2021 virtual event—Celebration of Hope: ... Read morePlease join me at this special upcoming virtual event—Celebration of Hope: An Evening with NJIT Students
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Blog postHappy New Year! I hope all of you are doing well, and I am pleased to announce that the Better You Bundles for Good Giveaway is now open for entry! I am honored to participate as an author/course creator once again. There are three chances to win $3300 worth of personal development courses and resources. There is no cost to enter. Please visit the Giveaway page to see all the products included (note: my Optimize Your Productivity Course is included in the bundle!)
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Blog postFirst of all, I hope everyone is having a happy and healthy holiday season. I am writing today because I want to touch base with you as we cross over into 2019, particularly because I’d like to share what was going on in 2018 (in my life) and how I expect to apply what I’ve ... Read moreBe Gentle on Yourself (and disciplined at the same time): Notes on 2018, the Scholarship We Started and Moving Forward in 2019
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Blog postIn last week’s post, I talked about the approach I’ve added to my morning routine, particularly the process of filling out a morning journal. A section of that journal is focused on writing out your most important objective (i.e. goal, project, or desire) to improve your focus on your goal. I explained why in last week’s post.
I want to address this point because I discuss the ideals of goals vs. systems in my book, Optimize for Victory. While I think it’s important to -
Blog postAs we approach the end of 2017, it’s natural to look back on the year and review our personal progress. We ask ourselves: did we achieve the goals and resolutions we committed to at the beginning of 2017?
I’ll be the first to admit that I did not for a number of reasons. Those reasons range from personal struggle (feeling sick/immobile in my pregnancy, giving birth to my second child, mourning the death of my grandfather, etc.) to shifting and changing my mind on some -
Blog postToday I’d like to share some thoughts I’ve had recently about two seemingly-unrelated topics that have been on my mind (and they are actually related, as I will explain).
One topic I’ve been thinking about is due to my work with students and young professionals for their careers. I often find that individuals are so stressed and concerned about getting a job that they keep thinking in terms of what’s best for them; they’re not necessarily thinking about the potential em -
Blog postI just want to take a moment to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving! I am grateful to you, my readers and course participants. Also, I know that this can be a frenzied week and time of year. Thanksgiving is intended to be a time of counting our blessings and grounding ourselves in our gratitude, however it can be hectic preparing for the meal and celebration (and also a little crazy with Black Friday the next day!).
If I start to feel stressed during weeks like this one, -
Blog postCultivate Good Habits.
Improve Your Mindset.
Create a Vision.
Hustle.
Be Disciplined.
Set Goals.
Be Productive.
Wake up Early.
Do this, don’t do that…
A bit overwhelming, right?
All the above concepts are touted in the areas of personal and professional development -
Blog postIn the past few years, I have made the following observation about the relationship between people and money:
Many people are overwhelmed by money
and/or
They are trying to “achieve success” to increase their income and overcome their money troubles.
In some cases, people are simply trying to “achieve more” because they are trying to achieve a particular goal and are seeking fulfillment by pursuing tha
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