Business > No, That Meeting could not have…

Harvard Business Review We’ve all been there. We’re sitting in back-to-back hour-long informational meetings. We try to sit attentively as waves of information are poured over us in report after report. Eventually, we realize the…

Business > Know When to Ask for Help

Harvard Business Review People often don’t ask for help because they think it’s perceived as a sign of weakness. But you can’t be successful if you don’t ask for what you need. So here’s how…

Bush > Still Time to Contribute to an…

Stacy Bush, Valdosta Today Financial Contributor There's still time to make a regular IRA contribution for 2014! You have until your tax return due date (not including extensions) to contribute up to $5,500 for 2014…

Business > Set Limits with a Talkative Colleague…

Harvard Business Review Let's face it: Some people don't know when to stop talking. But how do you escape when you're dealing with a long-winded senior executive or important customer? First, diagnose the problem. Does…

Business > Keep Checking In on Your Emotional…

Harvard Business Review Emotional intelligence can be strengthened over time with commitment and discipline. But those who most need to develop it often realize that too late. So here are some telltale signs that you…

Automotive > Will China Lead Lincoln Back?

NEW YORK -- The Big Apple is still the nation’s largest luxury-car market. And Lincoln is wooing New Yorkers this week with a Lincoln Continental concept car at the New York International Auto Show that…

Business School > Small Steps Can Put Work…

Harvard Business Review Setting work goals is easy. Accomplishing them is another matter. If you want your resolutions to stick, you need to: • Commit publicly: Write down your goals, and share them with your…