Calling It What It Is
“Passion” got a double treatment (Passion! Passion!) recently, so I thought I would move on to something with a slightly different flavour this time around: callings. What’s a calling? Researchers […]
Tag Archives: career development
Passion: The Enduring Debate
I like to learn about the origins of words. Not only is such “word etymology” educational, it’s often both fascinating and startling to see how starkly the meanings of words […]
Do We Need A New Word For “Career?”
When a post like last week’s is as popular as it is (so far it’s definitely the most-read article I’ve written here), it’s rather difficult to know how to follow […]
Career Blogs I Actually Read
If there’s one thing I’ve realized since getting into blogging about career stuff, it’s that there’s a lot of career related blogs out there. Case in point: this post, titled […]
My Answer To The Best Question You Can Ask
“How did you get to be where you are?” It’s a question I’m asked a few times a month, sometimes more. It seems like I can tell when it’s about […]
Imagination as a Career Skill
“Knowledge is limited; imagination encircles the world” Albert Einstein Have you ever thought about how amazing it is that we have the capacity to imagine? It’s part of the reason […]
How Do Career Professionals Help?
I often assume people know the same things that I know. I assume that people know what I can do for them. It’s easy to get caught up in a […]
How To Be More Like Batman
Although the towering stack of Marvel cards (mostly series 1 and 2) I’ve got stashed away in my closet may suggest otherwise, I’ve never really been a comic book person. […]
