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10 Little Things Successful People Do Differently

Article by Casey ImafidonSuccessful people think differently, act differently, and distinguish themselves from unsuccessful people by taking a distinctive path toward their goals.Successful people all have similar traits and similar behavior patterns.

5 Simple Resume Tricks to Get You More Interviews

Whether you're in the middle of a job hunt or planning to start one soon, there are a few resume changes you should make if you want to immediately stand out and get more interviews.Read through the steps below and use this as a checklist to make sure your resume is doing as much as possible to help you get hired!1.

When's the Best Time to Ask for a Raise?

The best time to ask for a raise is the day after your boss and you have agreed to one.At that point, your boss will be exhaling for having gotten through a possibly awkward raise conversation that may or may not have left you feeling upset or disappointed.

7 Ways to Change Your Attitude About Recruitment – If You Want to Win the War for Talent

Last week, we talked about the coming labor shortage that will affect companies across industries and around the world. This week, we offer some advice on how to win the war for talent spurred by the shortage, and it all starts with changing attitudes about recruitment in your team, in your organization, and in yourself.Here are seven ways to do just that:1.

The Walking Mentorship, Day 6: A Strategic Architecture for Your Life

João Perre Viana is the mastermind behind the Walking Mentorship program, an innovative one-week experience that helps people face their personal and professional challenges while taking a 120-kilometer (74.5-mile) hike along the Camino de Santiago. "The purpose of this methodology is to help gain perspective on what is important (both personally and professionally), update our reality maps, and create an action plan for the future," Viana says.On Sunday, August 28, Viana embarked on his latest hike. Over the course of the week, he journaled about the journey he and his participants were on.

The Walking Mentorship, Day 7: The Last Day of This Journey Is the First Day of a New One

João Perre Viana is the mastermind behind the Walking Mentorship program, an innovative one-week experience that helps people face their personal and professional challenges while taking a 120-kilometer (74.5-mile) hike along the Camino de Santiago. "The purpose of this methodology is to help gain perspective on what is important (both personally and professionally), update our reality maps, and create an action plan for the future," Viana says.On Sunday, August 28, Viana embarked on his latest hike. Over the course of the week, he journaled about the journey he and his participants were on. This is the final entry in the series.