As with many things, it depends upon whether or not you are wealthy. If you were wealthy as a child and you are still a member of a wealthy family (meaning that you do not have to apply to jobs, interview for jobs or go to any workplace in order to live the same lifestyle […]
This is a three-part series primarily focused on young adults ages 17-25. Part 1 of 3: The Top 10 ‘Gut Check’ Questions. Part 2 of 3: Schedule 60 Hours Spanning 7 Days. Part 3 of 3: Why do we call the Top 10 questions a ‘Gut Check?’ Part 1 of 3: The Top 10 ‘Gut
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This is a three-part series primarily focused on young adults ages 17-25. Part 1 of 3: The Top 10 ‘Gut Check’ Questions. Part 2 of 3: Schedule 60 Hours Spanning 7 Days. Part 3 of 3: Why do we call the Top 10 questions a ‘Gut Check?’ Part 2 of 3: Schedule 60 Hours Spanning
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This is a three-part series primarily focused on young adults ages 17-25. Part 1 of 3: The Top 10 ‘Gut Check’ Questions. Part 2 of 3: Schedule 60 Hours Spanning 7 Days. Part 3 of 3: Why do we call the Top 10 questions a ‘Gut Check?’ Part 3 of 3: Why do we call
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Note that the leadership track as described here has nothing to do with getting hired to do a job. In other words, do not ask to be paid for completing these 6 Simple Steps. These actions are voluntary (or fall within your existing salary if done for your employer). Any money needed is strictly used
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For example, if an individual is pursuing an undergraduate degree in Marine Biology, then it is more likely that he/she will land a job in Florida instead of Kansas. Likewise, oil and gas jobs are more plentiful in North Dakota than in Arizona. If your career choice requires physical presence, then make sure that you
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Everything of significance requires a Plan. Here are some examples. Want to be a championship winning football coach? You must make a Game Plan. Want to be a pilot and fly passengers from LA to Honolulu? Can’t do that until you create a Flight Plan. Want to run a successful business? Better have a Business Plan. Want to build a housing
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What criteria do young adults ages 17-25 consider when deciding which undergraduate college or university they will attend. Note that the list is not in priority order since every student is unique. A. Student Life: dorms, parties, Greek organizations, access to fun on-campus activities, etc. B. Sports teams: recruited as an intercollegiate athlete or enthusiastic
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Successful leadership requires that you take some type of action resulting in a certain level of improvement. Therefore, you must take calculated risks in order to reach your destiny. Staying within your comfort zone means that you will never grow to your full potential. You must prepare for and then execute the proper actions that
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Recently heard that some college students and college graduates disparage minimum wage jobs. At O•L•A, we consider all honest work to be important, regardless of the wages paid. Furthermore, an individual who earns minimum wage can actually be more of a responsible leader than those who earn much more. This is another example of what
