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A great way to get a head start when you start your professional career is to absorb business-related knowledge from the wide variety of business books available. But which ones are the best? And when should you read them? Are some better to read right away or after you have some experience?

Posted On 04.23.10
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After excessive time in board/campaign/committee meetings, I’ve observed that in most cases, by the end of a meeting, there are always those who are drained and  feel like the meeting was pointless, and there are those who feel energized and have a sense of accomplishment.

Posted On 04.20.10
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When you’re part of a team, it’s natural to want credit for the ideas and work you’ve contributed.  However, it’s selfish to withhold knowledge and information that would benefit the team, for the sake of making yourself look better.  This self-serving practice is not only detrimental to the team, but yourself as well.

Posted On 04.17.10
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This weekend, I missed a good friend’s birthday, for what I thought were legitimate reasons: ”Sorry, I can’t make it. I’m swamped with projects”.

The next day, I asked him how his party went, and about possible extra credits for our Political Philosophy and Theory class.  He responded sourly, “you didn’t come to my party and you ask me stuff about school?”.

Posted On 04.13.10
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Just came back from a 5 hour class service project for the Junior League of Honolulu at Kuhio Park Terrace.

Posted On 04.10.10
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I’ve been lucky enough to meet and date a really amazing guy: smart, funny, athletic, strong values and family ties, oh, and socially conscious.  But when you have your calling, you become focused on different activities and end up reevaluating priorities.

Posted On 04.06.10
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Just like Friday, I co-led today’s lecture.  And just like Friday, I got so excited, that I forgot to take the microphon

Posted On 03.29.10
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The excitement of the engagement ring and proposal are just the beginning of two

Posted On 02.24.10
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This guest post was contributed by Shannon Wills, an avid reader and contributor to a number of other professional blogs.

There are some people who swear that their job is their life, and then there are others who try their very best to prevent their

Posted On 02.03.10
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This is the second of a two part series (click here for part one) from a friend of the Newly Corporate bloggers, Eli Gratz.  iPhone Apps and Start Ups are two of the most fascinating things for young professionals today and Eli has done both during his spare time (see

Posted On 09.30.09
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This is the first of a two part series from a friend of the Newly Corporate bloggers, Eli Gratz.  iPhone Apps and Start Ups are two of the most fascinating things for young professionals today and Eli has done both during his spare time(see http://www.drinkspecialsapp.com)!

Posted On 09.28.09
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