Featured Articles
Elder Abuse: The Inside Job
- By Rejoyce Wilson-Herbert
- Published 02/4/2012
- Overcoming Adversity
- Unrated
The Bureau of the Census in Washington DC states that the group known as
the elderly population or the sixty five (65) and older crowd is also
becoming the fastest growing people in the United States of America.
They are also becoming the most targeted people to be abused,
financially, physically, mentally, sexually, and emotionally. What can be done to protect this vital group?Starting Over Again
- By Rejoyce Wilson-Herbert
- Published 12/31/2011
- Real Life Success
- Unrated
As 2011 closes and we prepare to welcome 2012, “New Years Resolutions"
will be a hot topic. For some these are simple tasks we wish to
accomplish, but for others, these take on a transformative tone,
offering a chance to get a fresh start.
We Are Creators and Innovators
- By Rejoyce Wilson-Herbert
- Published 11/6/2011
- Real Life Success
- Unrated
One of the great attributes of life is the freedom to choose. When I was
a young woman my father would always remind me that the things I do and
say are decisions that I am making for my life and that those decisions
would shape my future life, both positively and negatively.
The Caregiver Dilemma
- By Rejoyce Wilson-Herbert
- Published 10/17/2011
- Real Life Success
- Unrated
When we love requires the
assistance of a caregiver who is the first person that comes to mind? A family
member, a friend or a trained paid caregiver?
Why would someone choose a specific family member or friend to be a caregiver for a loved one? Could it be because he or she is the person that is most available, or because that is the person we believe is most qualified to be the caregiver? These are questions those of us who maybe given the responsibility of overseeing the well being of a loved one who may require the services of a caregiver.
Talking to Social Media Clients
- By Kate Buck
- Published 10/13/2011
- Career Success
- Unrated
One of the most important things that you can do to land that first
client is to always be on the lookout for the next opportunity. There
are countless opportunities around you. Everything from a short
conversation with the diner owner that you visit for coffee each
morning, to a few of your online friends can lead to a new client and a
new opportunity.
Recent Articles
Know More About Autism Signs – Infants That Need Special Care
- By Anthony Ezail Travis
- Published 05/6/2011
- The Successful Child
- Unrated
Experts are now getting better at recognizing the early autism signs Infants as young as 6 months are now known to display some of these signs
Healthy Habits Happy Child
- By Jim Janowiak
- Published 04/16/2011
- Success Defined
- Unrated
What are the healthy habits your child needs to be a happy child We are talking about healthy emotional habits a happy child needs
Press Release 101
- By Nina Vultaggio
- Published 04/14/2011
- Communication Success
- Unrated
Press releases that are riddled with typos and grammatical errors can
undermine business credibility. While proofreading may not be a favorite
activity, here are a few tips and tricks that can simplify the process.
How to See Through a Business Fog
- By Thejendra Sreenivas
- Published 04/11/2011
- The Laws of Leadership , Entrepreneurial Success
- Unrated
One of the most frustrating (and sometimes terrifying) aspects for any modern employee or customer is the lack of simplicity in practically everything businesses do these days Organizations today are fiercely competing with one another to attain complexity, while at the same time loudly claiming to be making things simpler for everyone
Staying Committed to Your Business Plan
- By Warren Miller
- Published 04/7/2011
- The Laws of Leadership , Entrepreneurial Success
- Unrated
Starting a business is easy. Anyone can start one. Keeping motivated and committed is what sustains it and keeps you ahead of the pack. It can be tough to do, especially when things are not going so well. Following are some tips to help you in your quest to keep committed.
