Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “NAPW”
According to the American Psychological Association, a feeling of powerlessness is a universal cause of work-related stress. Too much responsibility coupled with too little authority is often a recipe for powerlessness’s cousins: helplessness and hopelessness. How, then, do you counteract external factors that you have little control over and regain power and influence at work?
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Denise Hansard is an executive life architect who recently shared actionable insights through the NAPW eCoaching platform. Read the full blog post to learn her five-step CLEAR process, which helps you find your voice and use it to make clear connections for yourself.
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It’s impossible to ignore the fact that most Americans are using social media. According to a 2016 survey from Pew Research, 68 percent of all Americans are using Facebook, and 76 percent of those users check in at least once per day.
…This post originally appeared in the Forbes Coaches Council and was written by Emily Kapit, MS, MRW, ACRW, CPRW, triple certified master resume writer and the founder, lead writer, and career strategist at Refresh Your Step.
I run an internationally known resume writing and career strategy firm called Refresh Your Step, and in my work, I’ve heard about and seen countless “resume rules” regarding what makes a resume most effective.
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Competition, ambition and adventure are attributes that are defining the 21st century. There is an urge enshrined in individuals to better themselves, and this is where mentorship comes in handy. Mentorship seeks to address this urge by providing the support, coaching and encouragement that people need to manage their learning.
…Can your business plan help you decide whether or not to start a business? Should you write a business plan to determine if the business you’re starting will be successful? Of course, I (a business plan writer) would answer YES.
