Dr. W. Keith Campbell, author, professor, and speaker on narcissism, society, and generational change, tweeted the following on February 18, 2020: Question on college: Daughter #1 receives nice letter from Yale saying

“The future is the most expensive luxury in the world.” I found that poetic and poignant thought in my fortune cookie years ago and as soon as I read it,

Paul English, founder of several software companies and a multimillionaire executive who doesn’t need a side job to make ends meet, becomes an Uber driver for six months. Adrian Perkins,

Sweaty palms. Racing heart. Nervous fidgeting. Questioning yourself. Hope and uncertainty transforming into a toxic elixir, preventing your true self from escaping. No this isn’t the description of a first

There is one four-letter word too often used to explain work: Hate. Not only is this four-letter word one that many argue should be stripped from the English language because

#sheCANic This is, perhaps, one of the cleverest hashtags I’ve ever seen, and Patrice Banks is to thank. This Philadelphia native went from a childhood without a family vehicle, her family utilized

“This is not the Field of Dreams!” is my favorite line from a piece entitled Busting The 10 Biggest Small Business Myths. The point behind this statement is that the “build it, and

“Music and dancing broke out in the streets of Little Italy, ‘confetti’ made of scraps of cloth rained down in the Garment District and in Times Square, two million people

Most have heard of the skilled trades gap. A number of writers, including myself, have shared their concern over the number of skilled trade jobs open versus the number of

Elon Musk. Bill Nye. Steve Jobs. Martha Stewart. Bruce Springsteen. Oprah Winfrey. Richard Branson These individuals share a common achievement: They excel at cultivating their personal brand. According to PersonalBrand.com, “a