Secrets to Success – The Definitive Career Development Guide for New and First Generation Professionals will be available in stores and online through Amazon and iBooks on September 13, 2011.
Author Archives: kimberley-mosher
Book Review: ‘Outwitting the Devil’, after over 70 years
Napolean Hill, a 1930s author, shares opinions on education, finance, health, alcohol, sex and drugs in a book that has gone unpublished until now, some 70 years after its writing.
Get Your Boss To Like You
Springtime is upon us, and plenty of fresh-faced college grads will be heading into the workforce. What’s most important when starting a new job than ensuring that your boss likes you?
A Guide to Doing Your Taxes
There’s something really satisfying about completing your tax return independently of mom, dad, or H&R Block. Thankfully, there are a lot of ways to ensure that you get your return done right and done on time.
New Book Advises on Post-College Office Life
Adam Scholl’s “No Sneakers at the Office” gives every young, hungry and driven Millennial an insight into the workforce that few others are sharing.
Life in a Day: The Review
The crowd-sourced, multi-clip film extravaganza premiered at Sundance to a packed crowed on January 27, 2011.
YouTube Film Gets Ready to Premier at Sundance
TNGG spoke with one of the contributors to the highly anticipated Life in a Day project, filmmaker Caryn Waechter. The thirty-three year old sent in footage to Ridley Scott and Kevin MacDonald that chronicled the events of her day on July 24, 2010, which will premier in the film at Sundance later this month.
Book Review: Constructive Criticism Goes a Long Way
Read this because we all want to be better at whatever it is we do – school, work, volunteering, and just succeeding.
5 Gift Ideas for the Foodie Millennial
Every foodie dreams of the picture-perfect kitchen whilst living in a less-than-picture-perfect-sized space. But, we do the best we can in our one-bedrooms. Here are five amazing gift ideas for that foodie or wino you know.
Book Review: ‘The Art of Client Service’
The Art of Client Service, by Robert Solomon, is a quick and insightful guide to making and managing successful client relationships. Although the content is geared towards those in the advertising and marketing world, this book really is for anyone who works with serving clients.
