If you consider yourself an intelligent, highly capable, and confident individual who has many interests and skills then you’re probably a capable dabbler. Capable dabblers are an interesting breed; despite their many strengths and interests, they have difficulty picking something to focus on. People who fit this category tend to have an [...]
You Can’t Do Everything So Pick Something
February 13th, 2009 No Comments
Tags: Career Development · Twentysomethings · Words of Wisdom
What’s Your Long Game?
November 20th, 2008 No Comments
If you’ve ever read anything written by or about the investing genius Warren Buffet, one perennial piece of advice that pops up consistently is: “invest for the long run.” It’s a simple investing tenet that unfortunately most are unable to follow. So while the advice sounds great, for most people it’s not very effective. Thinking [...]
Tags: Career Development · Success
The Secret to a Successful Career
June 19th, 2008 1 Comment
This week I told the people at work that I planned to quit by the end of next week. They were shocked, but understood and respected my decision.
For the last few months I have been working as a reporter for a Japanese news wire. I took the job because I was curious [...]
Tags: Career Development · Passion · Success
How to Turn Job Hate into Job Love
May 6th, 2008 No Comments
If I asked you the question “How’s your job?” how would you respond:
A. “I hate it.”
B. “Eh, it’s okay, a job’s a job.”
C. “I love my job.”
I have yet to meet a person who answered C, though occasionally you hear celebrities and other “successful” people gush about how they have the best job in the [...]
Tags: Career Development