Monthly Archives: February 2008

Why You Need a Well-Written Résumé Before prospective employers take time to interview you, they will want to “meet” you – on paper. So the impression your résumé makes on a prospective employer will make the difference between you landing … Continue reading →

The Tension-Relieving Benefits of Magnesium Magnesium is a mineral that few people know about, many overlook it, and actually may be the most undervalued mineral. As we have mentioned before, stress increases our need for many nutrients because it robs … Continue reading →

The Facts of Communication by Professor Joe Martin I was recently speaking at a student leadership workshop, when a dear friend passed on some interesting information about communication. I summarized the information below, and I believe if you want to … Continue reading →

Do big projects during large chunks of time and do small projects when you have little bits of time available. Do big projects at a place and at a time when you won’t be interrupted. If need be, post a … Continue reading →

This month try vowing one and only one thing to yourself—that you will play as much as possible. That means romping around in the snow, playing a game of pick-up basketball, singing in a choir, or becoming a bowling addict. … Continue reading →