
Americans Reexamine Priorities The Washington Post today reports on the surprisingly large number of people reexamining their work and life priorities in the wake of COVID. Make The Change I’m here to offer life changing guidance if you’re one…

Certainty vs. Curiosity Most people who perform well at their jobs and achieve career advancement, no matter what the level, do so in great part because they know how to do things well. They have learned what works and apply…
What’s The #1 Area to Develop if You Want to Build Your Political Skills? There’s a simple answer: LISTENING. And the #2 area? UNDERSTANDING. When we engage in conversation we automatically filter what we hear through preconceptions about the speaker. If…

What Do You Bring To The Table Over the past months a very large number of visitors to my blog have read a post: “What Do You Bring to the Table.” The post is certainly among the most useful ones…

LinkedIn is far and away the single most valuable career-related tool in existence today. A surprising number of my clients know about LinkedIn but really don’t know how to use it. Searching online, I discovered that there is no up-to-date,…

Tactics to Find Satisfaction I’m flying back home after an 8 day trip West to visit friends who I haven’t seen since before the pandemic. A somewhat rushed but really enjoyable time. Reflecting back on it, I am struck by…
Listen to “Jim Weinstein: Charting The Path From Advertising to Advising.” Jim Weinstein was invited on the “Insights Through the Rear View Mirror” podcast, hosted by marketing executives and brothers Jon and Paul Kramer. Following the theme of, “If I…
Making Smart Decisions I recently was interviewed for an excellent podcast series – “Insights Through the Rear View Mirror.” Don’t be locked into a rigid framework for decision-making. Instead, stick to a few key principles that help guide your thought…
Narcissistic Bosses Jim Weinstein was interviewed by columnist Karla L. Miller about weeding out bad bosses by reviewing previous experiences and researching prospective employers. How to Detect a Narcissistic Boss Jim Weinstein is a career counselor and licensed psychotherapist with…
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