Lifestyle Concepts That Work
Last weekend I attended my alma mater’s alumni homecoming weekend. As part of this weekend, I signed up for a mentoring event within the business school. I was told that I could give a small presentation on a topic that the participating students would find valuable, and I was told I could choose one of [...]
I’ll start this post by getting straight to the point and answering the question posed by the title. Ideally, a college student should start networking from DAY 1 of his/her freshman year, regardless of whether or not a major has been chosen. Practically speaking, every student should start NOW. It is believed that roughly 20% [...]
Whenever I find it appropriate, I intend to have a “Best Reading From Around the Web” feature. This isn’t out of laziness or inability to keep consistently creating new material, but rather I’ve come to acknowledge that there are many valuable topics and ideas out there that I simply could not do justice to if [...]
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