As Farnoosh writes on the Prolific Living blog, mind maps help you visually and textually organize your thoughts in a way that gives you a structure, linking related concepts. You can use a mind map ...

I read a lot of books about writing. Truth be known, if I spent as much time writing as I do reading, I’d be writing my tenth book by now. (I suspect a few writers out there understand and empathize.) ...

Successful, fulfilling careers are built on continuous, proactive career management. Whether you’re just setting out or exploring new ways to use your skills, your career is what you make it. With a ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Where were you in your career this time last year? Does your answer describe the exact same place, position and salary you were in last ...

In his decades-long career in tech journalism, Dennis has written about nearly every type of hardware and software. He was a founding editor of Ziff Davis’ Computer Select in the 1990s, senior ...

A practical, personalised guide to mapping out your goals, strengths, and next steps, so you can build a career path that truly fits your life. Between unemployment, underemployment, and the ...

If you’re anything like the average working person, you can expect to change careers five to seven times in your life. That’s a lot of change… The best way to be prepared for it is to make a plan!

Take the initiative to set professional goals. Don’t wait to be asked. Your career goals should be actionable, measurable and achievable. Be practical, but don’t be afraid to take risks. Setting goals ...

A new year holds so much promise. It’s a chance to pause, reset, and get intentional about what truly matters to you. This year, I want to help you approach your career with clarity, purpose, and ...

The University of Dayton's School of Business Administration proudly announces its newest initiative for pre and post-graduation student success - the Career Flight Plan. This groundbreaking series of ...

Planning for a career in the performing arts is not for the faint of heart. Rejection, luck, and struggle are often the only names in the game. Instead of simply going to school, applying for a job in ...