At one point in time or another, we have all been in a position where we are sitting at work and moving at the speed of a turtle. It seems as if nothing is getting done and the projects keep falling farther and farther behind.
If you don't do something quick, you are never going to be able to catch up with all of the work you need to do.
At one point or another, you may have thought about pursuing a certain career, but wondered if that field would be in demand in the long-run. This is a valid point to look at when exploring careers, and it's a point that shouldn't be glossed over.
So, if you're looking to enter a field with great job prospects, then we've got just the thing for you.
Personal leadership is taking responsibility for all aspects of your life and leading it in the direction that is best for you.
In order to be successful in leading at work, having strong personal leadership skills is critical.
Do you constantly worry about failure? If so, part of your brain function could actually be hurting your career growth. A recent NY Times article explains why painful professional failure can (surprisingly) help a person achieve greater career success. How? It liberates them from the powerful control a part of their brain has which is obsessed with avoiding failure.
