Famous Career Changes

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Some of the most successful people in the country didn’t start out on a career path anywhere close to that which eventually made them happy, rich or both. In fact, the average American changes jobs 10 to 15 times between the ages of 18 and 46, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. So no, you’re not alone if you’re unhappy.

To convince you that leaving your day job might just be the best thing you’ve ever done, we rounded up some of most inspirational career changes in recent history. [READ ARTICLE]

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Soprano Style Leadership

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A wrong decision is better than indecision: Eight leadership lessons from Tony Soprano

Tony Soprano, the world’s best known “waste management consultant”, was the subject of two management books: Tony Soprano on Management, by leadership coach and former advertising man Anthony Schneider, andLeadership Sopranos Style: How to Become a More Effective Boss, by another leadership coach, Deborrah Himsel.

On sober (and just a little mischievous) reflection, it should not come as any real surprise that Tony Soprano is remembered as a role model for corporate leaders. Today’s brand of mealy-mouthed, duplicitous, jargon-laden and short-term thinking chief executives could not be further removed from leadership Soprano style. [READ ARTICLE]

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Funny Business: Can Humor Boost Your Bottom Line?

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Finding what’s funny in your business can backfire if you don’t handle it right. These tips from a successful comic will help you find your edge and use it.  [READ ARTICLE]