Cheat Sheet for the Interview

Relax — a cheat sheet is not really cheating. It’s a checklist to make sure you stay focused before, during and after the interview. Creating a cheat sheet will help you feel more prepared and confident. You shouldn’t memorize what’s on the sheet or check it off during the interview. You should use your cheat sheet to remind you of key facts. Here are some suggestions for what you should include on it. Read More »

5 Myths and the reality about Google AdWords

Myth 1: “Online advertising is not for local businesses.”
Actually, research says 89% of people search online for products and services before they make a purchase – even when the purchase is made at a business in their area. What most people don’t know is that with Google AdWords you can set your ads to show only to people in your area whether that’s your city, state, or just your zip code. Read More »

How to get twitter followers?

How to get more twitter followers in short time? This article talks about the latest twitter tips. The best way to get more twitter followers is by mass following and unfollowing. Read More »

5 Ways to Be a Horrible Investor

Are you one of those people frustrated with your inability to beat the stock market? Despite watching CNBC and Jim Cramer religiously, and reading The Wall Street Journal every day, you just can’t seem to make it happen. Here are five ways I think that investors shoot themselves in the foot. Read More »

How to make $30/H without a 4 Year Degree

For job seekers without a four-year degree, breaking the $25-an-hour barrier can be a challenge. But with more technical certification and associate’s degree programs than ever, many well-paying career options are accessible in a broad range of industries. Read More »

How to stop getting Sick?! Easy Ways to Stay Well All Season

Your coworker’s coughing, your best pal’s a sneeze machine and your neighbor has been home with who-knows-what all week. This time of year—and especially this year (hello, H1N1)—flus, bugs and viruses are everywhere. It can seem like even the heartiest among us is waiting to catch the next sickness that’s making the rounds. Read More »

Green Jobs for $30/Hour

Aside from the everyday efforts you make to help the environment, such as recycling or taking the bus, wouldn’t it be great if you could be well-paid to help the planet? As it happens, many environmental jobs pay around $30 an hour or more. Read More »

Natural Ways to Avoid Flu

With cold and flu season around the corner it is more important than ever to bolster your immune system this fall and winter. Here are some natural, simple solutions that will help protect you: Read More »

Do you want to be an investor master?

During market rebounds, small-cap stocks tend to soar faster and farther than the broader market — turning hardworking folks like you and me into millionaires over time. Want some proof? Read More »

The Sign of a Strong Stock

Think about your favorite company, the one you believe in the most. Now imagine getting its logo tattooed on your bicep. Read More »

10 Common Problems for New Businesses

Every busy downtown street has a storefront location that is “cursed.” One month it was a pizza place. Six months later it was an optometrist’s office. Four months later it was a video rental store. Now it’s vacant yet again. Read More »

Dentists sell out to Coca-Cola

This past month, the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) announced they were accepting a million dollar research grant from Coca-Cola. Read More »

Top 10 Diets

Diets are all rage now a days, with our population being almost 50% (depending on the statistic), overweight people are looking for quick solutions to decreasing their body fat as fast as possible. With that in mind there are certain diets that work better at keeping the weight off than others. Many diets focus on drugs and a lack of calories which can’t be sustained over the long haul. Below is the best top 10 diets available: Read More »

62,000 Jobs Are Cut by U.S. and Foreign Companies

Employers have tried to nip and tuck their labor costs by reducing overtime, shortening the workweek and freezing wages, but now, they are reaching for the saw.

On Monday alone, companies across the employment spectrum announced more than 65,000 job cuts Read More »

Red Wine is Good for You! Have a Glass Today!

Researchers have found that men who drink an average of four to seven glasses of red wine per week are only 52% as likely to be diagnosed with prostate cancer as those who do not drink red wine, reports the June 2007 issue of Harvard Men’s Health Watch. In addition, red wine appears particularly protective against advanced or aggressive cancers. Read More »

Aussies crack cancer secret

Australian scientists are hoping to cure leukaemia, asthma and rheumatoid arthritis after their breakthrough discovery of how to stop killer blood cells growing. Read More »