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How to Become Cabin Crew with EasyJet
Cabin Crew is a well sought after career choice and it's slowly becoming more and more popular here in the UK. With airlines constantly expanding and hiring new crew, there are now so many options to choose from. Today, I'll be focusing on all things orange; EasyJet of course!
By Phoebe Taylor8 years ago in Journal
What a Difference a Few Years Can Make
Instead of just thinking about it, I’m doing something I’ve never done before and writing about it. If you’re someone who has thought about what it would be like to change paths or try a new career and you’re hesitating, you’ll want to read on.
By Nick Chan8 years ago in Journal
Great TED Talks to Inspire Company Culture
TED Talks gather some of the greatest thinkers from around the world and explore complex issues and ideas. They distribute these actionable talks around the world for free, in hopes of inspiring its listeners. Under the slogan "ideas worth spreading," they bring us insights from business leaders and important innovators at the top of their fields.
By Stan Kubler8 years ago in Journal
Networking Nightmare
The room was beginning to fill up with people. Several groups of business owners had formed, coffee cups in hand. The chatter of small talk buzzed back and forth.
By Deanne Adams8 years ago in Journal
How To Become a Freelance Model
Sometimes it's hard to know where to start, especially in today's world where the top Google searches are paid advertisers who may or may not have much to do with what you're actually looking to accomplish.
By Cassie Leigh8 years ago in Journal
How to Start a Business
You've thought about it. Maybe you even have an idea of what you want to offer to your community through your business. But maybe you're just not sure where or how to begin.
By Jessica Roberts8 years ago in Journal
How to Get Through Writer's Block. Top Story - January 2018.
I think it's fair to say that every writer feels the panic of not being able to think up new and original ideas. Being a writer is hard. There are so many writers constantly having new and brilliant ideas, and so it's understandable that we freak out sometimes when we’re struggling with the age-old curse that is writer’s block.
By Hannah Petch8 years ago in Journal
Overcoming Writer's Block
Whether you're a new writer or an experienced one you will always run into roadblocks. I want to help those writers by giving them tips in overcoming writer's block. Hopefully this helps.
By Paul-Antonio Azar8 years ago in Journal
Everyone Deserves Something Beautiful
Our minds have a funny way of convincing us that we are less than. Mine is particularly good at whispering “You aren’t good enough,” on a daily basis. My journey to a successful career has been blocked by negative thoughts, actions, and feelings. I always wanted to be something great, something more than I was, something better. Alas, that little voice inside my head has never let up, telling me “no way.” I find it interesting, though, that I’ve always tried to pull myself away from that voice. I’ve taken many roads on my career path, all of which have ultimately failed. I have fallen several times only to stand up, brush myself off and open yet another door, always wondering “Is this the one?” It never was.
By Amber Tice8 years ago in Journal
God Wants Me to Ball!
I remember it clear as day. It was the dead of winter, and I wanted nothing more than to stay in bed and binge on the latest most popular Netflix series, but mommy duty called and I had to bear the cold for Pampers and baby wipes. While making a mental list of everything I needed to pick up, I logged on to my Navy-Fed app to see just how much money I had to work with. Staring at the balance shown, my stomach sunk. With three days left until pay day and no emergency savings, I had $3.89 to my name.
By Nichelle Calander8 years ago in Journal
Learn From My Terrifying Mistakes...
2017 has literally been the worst year of my life, from start to finish. I’m not at all exaggerating. It has picked me up and thrown me back down numerous times. It’s made me crack almost every time.
By Alexis Wilkes8 years ago in Journal
Tattoos and the Workplace: Where Did the Taboo Come From?
I might be overstepping a line somewhere, but I’m going to go ahead and write this anyways. I should probably preface that I do not have any tattoos myself, but I find this an interesting discussion that should be addressed a bit better than it has been in the past.
By Delilah Jayde8 years ago in Journal