Few weeks back, LS joined us for our weekly “Insights on the Run” event, when the topic was: Experiencing a Self-Limiting Thought – Does Not Make It a Fact. Following the discussion which took place during our slow run, she shared that for years she has been procrastinating over a decision to go back to school to obtain a law degree. What if I’m not smart enough? What if it’s going to be too much juggling family and school? What if I won’t be able to find a job? The excuses w

Regardless of dilemma we are facing, decisions we make in life, are a direct derivative of the state of mind we are in when making a decision. In a higher state of mind – our decisions based on higher level of our innate potential / intelligence while in a lower state of mind – decisions we make, will be based on proportionally lower level of our innate potential / intelligence. The best way to assess our state of mind is by the type of feeling we are experiencing when delibe

We are experiencing life by having thoughts, which cause us to have feelings. We think about anything and everything that goes on in our lives. But where are these thoughts originate? And when faced with an identical decision, why one individual will have one kind of thought, while someone else will experience a totally different thought in reaction to the same circumstances? The thoughts we are having are not random, and coming from our CONDITIONED mind. When we are born, t

We all know of somehow who in order to stand out in the sea of other qualified applicants, created a personal web page or a short video or a portfolio or a mini-business plan and emailed it with the resume. I just heard of a business-major college grad who in additional to a resume, submitted a link to her personal web page, and was hired by Google. With or without the site, I’m sure she is qualified, but so are many other candidates who were not willing to invest the time

This morning, as I was scanning the online sites to see what is going on in the world, came across a side item about a guy in Israel, whose flight got cancelled due to the fear of rockets. As masses of frustrated, angry and loud passengers were exiting the terminal on the way back home, he smiled and walked over to a Lottery stand and bought himself a Pick-6 random ticket for 116 shekels (about $30). Well, can you guess what happened next? Yes, you guessed it; he won 8 millio

As the global economy and the job marketplace get very competitive, the topic is quickly gaining our attention. Some of the popular strategies are: work for a successful organization, or self-develop and offer additional skills, or work hard and hope for recognition, or constantly increase your professional network of referrals, or just be obedient and nice to your boss. My guess, it’s nothing you haven’t thought or heard before. Logically speaking, these suggestions have the

You have been emailing resumes right and left to positions you felt are custom made for you, and yet, minimal response and just a few call backs. What can I do to make them notice me? I’m a great applicant, knowledgeable, experienced and motivated to work hard. Yes, you are truly qualified for an interview, but as a matter of fact, it’s not you background that causing this lack of attention, it’s your choice of how to market your capabilities. You see, judging by the text re