How To New Log Entries and Action Items Report

How To New Log Entries and Action Items Report Eight years into it and we are still improving JibberJobber.  One of the latest updates was on  the Log Entries and Action Items report. The purpose of this report is to show you what activities you have had, and break them down based on various criteria.  Because it is in a List Panel, you can do a filtered search (contacts:________, etc.).  We cleaned up the way you configure this report to make it much easier to see just what you want. To access the report click on Logs, or mouse over Reports and click on this link: When you first come to the report youll see this section, showing you what is in the List Panel: (note that no associations means any Log Entry or Action Item that is not associated to any Contacts, Companies or Jobs) You can easily change this when you click on the Change link you see these options: The first column allows you to include or exclude Log Entries and Action Items based on assocation. The second column allows you to say ONLY show me Action Items! The third column allows you to filter by a date range. This is a super-cool report that is useful to show/prove any contacts or activity you have had during a period of time whether you are reporting to your coach, an accountability partner, for unemployment insurance, etc. Enjoy! How To New Log Entries and Action Items Report Eight years into it and we are still improving JibberJobber.  One of the latest updates was on  the Log Entries and Action Items report. The purpose of this report is to show you what activities you have had, and break them down based on various criteria.  Because it is in a List Panel, you can do a filtered search (contacts:________, etc.).  We cleaned up the way you configure this report to make it much easier to see just what you want. To access the report click on Logs, or mouse over Reports and click on this link: When you first come to the report youll see this section, showing you what is in the List Panel: (note that no associations means any Log Entry or Action Item that is not associated to any Contacts, Companies or Jobs) You can easily change this when you click on the Change link you see these options: The first column allows you to include or exclude Log Entries and Action Items based on assocation. The second column allows you to say ONLY show me Action Items! The third column allows you to filter by a date range. This is a super-cool report that is useful to show/prove any contacts or activity you have had during a period of time whether you are reporting to your coach, an accountability partner, for unemployment insurance, etc. Enjoy! How To New Log Entries and Action Items Report Eight years into it and we are still improving JibberJobber.  One of the latest updates was on  the Log Entries and Action Items report. The purpose of this report is to show you what activities you have had, and break them down based on various criteria.  Because it is in a List Panel, you can do a filtered search (contacts:________, etc.).  We cleaned up the way you configure this report to make it much easier to see just what you want. To access the report click on Logs, or mouse over Reports and click on this link: When you first come to the report youll see this section, showing you what is in the List Panel: (note that no associations means any Log Entry or Action Item that is not associated to any Contacts, Companies or Jobs) You can easily change this when you click on the Change link you see these options: The first column allows you to include or exclude Log Entries and Action Items based on assocation. The second column allows you to say ONLY show me Action Items! The third column allows you to filter by a date range. This is a super-cool report that is useful to show/prove any contacts or activity you have had during a period of time whether you are reporting to your coach, an accountability partner, for unemployment insurance, etc. Enjoy!

Recognizing Overload Marla Gottschalk

Recognizing Overload Marla Gottschalk Photo by Fab Lentz on Unsplash As human beings we often forget that we are fragile. We push well beyond our limits, forgetting what we require to stay productive. We make promises we shouldnt â€" and say yes far too often. I think youll share my opinion that we all fall prey to this dynamic at one time or another. No one is immune. So, it is with great remorse that I admit that yesterday Power Point caused my undoing. (The details are unimportant. However, my response was another story.) Im not speaking of a brief moment of aggravation with an accompanying quick recovery. I refer to a full-blown toddler moment, where I fantasized about throwing down my pen, flipping my desk and slipping away into the madding crowd. It was an unusual reaction and I took note of it. (This reminded me of a holiday shopping trip with one of my boys. As the stroller passed the toy department, there were nearly 1000 Barney dinosaurs mounted on the store pillars. This provoked a fit of unchecked screaming like no other I can recall.) To be fair, this is what I was feeling. But, hold on. Im not going to move to guilt and outright embarrassment. Ive realized this auspicious moment had nothing to do with Power Point un-saving my work. It was delivered courtesy of the stress (both inside and outside of work) that had accumulated â€" much like peeling layers of toxic lead paint. Im sure this has happened to you. A response far out of sync with what has actually happened. This begins with emotional and/or physical exhaustion. This comes with over-extending your nervous system. This is related to not feeding your ying or ego, or whatever part of your psyche that may be starving.  It can come from trying your very hardest to ensure things will go well and they still go awry. Yes, this is life. However, it remains awfully difficult to digest at times. Most of us fail to recognize when we are at the brink â€" much less take action to move away from that brink. Here is what you should do if you find yourself peering over the edge: Explore methods of self-support, which my clinical counterparts strongly recommend. Add a healthy dose of mindfulness to your daily routine. Feed your musical soul. Listen to the music that helps you feel lifted and inspired. Indulge a hobby. (I find hobbies a distraction from my core career goals. However, healthy distraction are just that â€" healthy!) Dwell on the positive signs of forward career evolution. Thoughtfully reminisce about the people that you have enjoyed working worked with recently (and why). Read for one hour each day. Getting lost in the thoughts and experiences of others can change our perspective. Learn from your mistakes. List the situations that didnt end the way you had hoped. Develop strategies to to change that course, if presented again. Take a side path. Learn something new. (Scroll through the options Udemy or Lynda.com) We all have the capacity to evolve for the better. If you feel you need professional help, do so. Reach out. There are wonderful resources ou there that can serve on your career Board of Directors. This is only a start â€" and personally I hope to avoid a repeat occurrence. But, no guarantees. I forget myself sometimes. Im only human. Dr. Marla Gottschalk is an Industrial/Organizational Psychologist.   She is the Director of Organizational Development at Allied Talent. A charter member of the LinkedIn Influencer Program, her posts on workplace topics have appeared in Forbes, The Huffington Post, US News World Report and The World Economic Forum.

Diplomatic Workshops A Gateway to a Career in Diplomacy

Diplomatic Workshops â€" A Gateway to a Career in Diplomacy Tailored Diplomatic Workshops Getting an advantage and standing out from the graduate crowd is a difficult task in the current job market, especially in the fields of Humanities and Social Sciences. International Affairs and Diplomacy are such competitive fields to get into â€" I know because I spent 4 years at university studying the subject â€" that a university degree is only the base of what you’d really need for your dream career in the field of Diplomacy. As a young and progressing diplomatic organisation, Grassroot Diplomat has shown innovation and forward thinking in its initiatives and ideas relating to students and graduates â€" the aspiring diplomats of the future. After offering career coaching, Grassroot Diplomat has introduced its Diplomatic workshops which will really add an extra dimension to your experience if you’re aiming to get into the diplomatic arena. Tailored Diplomatic Workshops The good news is that now, you don’t need a university degree to showcase knowledge on the subject of Diplomacy. Students and graduates can gain an insight into Diplomacy by just attending Grassroot Diplomat’s virtual workshops. The programme includes 11 workshops, with everyone attending at least 9 of them being awarded a Certificate at the end. The topics vary from more theoretical ones, such as Diplomatic Immunity, to more practical ones â€" The Olympics and Sports Diplomacy. What’s great about these workshops is that they give you a taste of all the different dimensions of Diplomacy. You can find a list of all the topics covered in the workshops here. Gain knowledge boost your career prospects! Grassroot Diplomat’s workshops provide a way for young determined graduates to add to their knowledge and experience of Diplomacy â€" rather than just studying at university, reading the same textbooks that everybody else reads. Attending those practical workshops would boost your CV, show your passion, and give you an edge when it comes to applying for those hard-to-get jobs in Politics and Diplomacy. Why not make full use of the opportunity by expanding your professional network â€" create and sustain your contacts in the field of Diplomacy through the relations that you build attending the Grassroot Diplomat workshops. Start building a professional network! Each workshop is priced at £5 â€" so you’d pay £55 for all 11 of them. Compare this against the university fees you’d need to pay over 3 years and you’d immediately appreciate the benefits those workshops offer. Furthermore, subscribing for a membership at Grassroot Diplomat entitles you to attending the workshops for free.  Apart from the various benefits that a membership offers, I believe that the most important one is the opportunity to start building and expanding your network of contacts through attending conferences, taking part in events, signing up for workshops. You can find all the details about the membership and the benefits it offers here. As a graduate in Diplomatic Studies myself, I can see the benefits of attending the Diplomatic workshops organised by Grassroot Diplomat. Not only will you get an insight into the theoretical ideas behind Diplomacy, but you’ll also get to grips with the practical applications of the different types of Diplomacy. If you’re looking into a career in International Affairs or Diplomacy, don’t hesitate and sign up â€" this is a unique opportunity that will build your knowledge, help you gain experience, and open networking doors â€" essential if you’re an aspiring Diplomacy. Find out what each workshop includes and book your place here:  http://www.grassrootdiplomat.org/#/workshops/4564871184 For information on becoming a Grassroot Diplomat and all the benefits of membership:  http://www.grassrootdiplomat.org/#/join/4563164890 7

How to Manage Men and Money Webinar Replay

How to Manage Men and Money Webinar Replay Last week Amanda Abella and I hosted a free webinar called  How to Manage Men and Money.  This was a REALLY hot topic and so I wanted to share it with you in case you missed it. The topics we discussed in our Managing Men and Money Webinar included: Mindsets and strategies you need for success managing your money and the men you work with Differences between genders when managing money and negotiating How to ask for what you want How your emotions affect your success with money and managing men Strategies for communicating with men Who is Amanda? Amanda Abella  is a certified life coach and author who has created a firestorm community where  millennials seek to create their best lives.  She is also the author of the Amazon bestselling book  Make Money Your Honey  and  has been featured in  Forbes,  The Huffington Post, and  The Chicago Tribune.  She has been teaching millennials how to cultivate better relationships with work and money since 2010. Who is Anna? You know me right?  Just in case this is your first time visiting, Anna Runyan  is a speaker and leadership coach, founder of  ClassyCareerGirl.com, one of Forbes most influential career sites for 2014 and the author of the popular new book,  The Professional Woman’s Guide to Managing Men. She’s the go-to gal when you want to talk about how to be the best female leader possible. Anna Runyan uses her background working in a male dominated field for eight years as a Military Consultant at Booz Allen Hamilton to teach her clients how to successfully upgrade their leadership. Heres the webinar replay: Click Here for a webinar replay with slides How Does Money Affect  Genders? Good: More women are breadwinners than ever before. More women have regained their jobs than men. We have more women leaders than ever before. Bad: There is still a major pay gap; women make $0.77 to every dollar a man makes Money issues are a major cause of divorce. Women are vastly outnumbered in leadership positions. Money has a lot more to do with emotions than your bank account.  Money (and everything having to do with money) is about 50% emotion and 50% action. We need to start becoming aware of when a story relating to money is actually yours or someone else’s and then start  changing the story. Women need to become open to solutions. You can start by creating money management practices that are actually fun, finding money mentors and create your A Team. Talk to your spouse/significant other about money. Put yourself in situations where you can practice asking for more such as sales calls and negotiations. Differences Between Men and Women at Work Communicating Negotiating Promoting Perfecting Competing Networking Managing Men Solutions Embrace the competition Use humor Be assertive Don’t shy away from sports talk Coach support Build trust We hope you enjoyed the webinar! For more tips, make sure you check out our brand new books:  Make Money Your Honey  and  The Professional Woman’s Guide to Managing Men.

#83 Leadership Expert Series Andreas Jones - CareerMetis.com

#83 â€" Leadership Expert Series Andreas Jones The Career Insider Podcast Apple Podcasts | Android | Email | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | TuneIn | RSSForEpisode 83of The CareerMetis Podcast, we will be continuing the Leadership Expert Series; and we will be hearing from Leadership Coach and Consultant Andreas Jones.Guest Introduction â€" Andreas JonesevalevalAndreas Jones is an award winning, best selling author. He’s also a life and business strategist and consultant, and an Army combat veteran. He’s a regular columnist for Forbes, The Huffingtonpost and Lifehack.org.With over 12 years of experience in leadership, entrepreneurship, business planning and operations, Andreas has the breadth and depth of experience needed to quickly understand businesses and craft the most suitable solutions.Episode Summary1. Andreas kicks off by telling us about his path from growing up in Jamaica to moving to the U.S.A, joining the Army, and then transitioning out of the military and into the corporate world. He describes the process, and Nis sar asks him about a few things he can share to help people through transitions.2.He talks about leadership, and shares what it means to him. He explains that leadership is influence, and influence comes with trust.3.A leader is the kind of person who creates an environment of trust so that people believe in them to make the right decisions and tough calls.4.He then expands on Battle Tested Leadership. He provides an explanation, as well as a preview of what that would look like. Andreas shares that Battle Tested Leadership applies to concepts, resources and strategies that have been tested, have shown results, and are proven to work time and time again.5.He also talks about strengths and weaknesses, and how you shouldn’t ignore your weaknesses, but also to avoid obsessing over them.eval6.Develop your strengths, round out your weaknesses, and leverage knowledge and talents of others to get further along the road in a much shorter time.7.Andreas talks about self leadership, and say s that you have to be able to lead yourself before you can lead anyone else.8.He also discusses how he grew to work with John Maxwell, and what his biggest take away from John has been. He also leaves the interview with some massive inspiration.Quotes“There’s a lot of introspection I had to do in order to set myself up for success”“You have to be absolutely clear of what you want to do”eval“You can’t just throw stuff against the wall and try to see what sticks”“I don’t think any one person can do it all by themselves”“Leadership at it’s core is all about influence”“Don’t get lost in trying to be strong everywhere”“Dream boldly, Live Passionately, Love sincerely and Lead courageously”.Links ResourcesTo learn more about Andreas Jones and for additional resources, you can visit his website Upworment.You can also connect with him on Linkedin or Twitter.Intro Music provided courtesy ofAccelerated Ideas

Entrepreneurial Women Rocking the World - Kathy Caprino

Entrepreneurial Women Rocking the World Celebrity Hairstylist and Entrepreneur Sally Hershberger In my numerous roles as career and executive coach, writer, speaker and professional trainer dedicated to womens advancement in business, I have the good fortune of crossing paths with many entrepreneurial women who doing truly great things in the world.   From building multimillion dollar enterprises, to creating groundbreaking new products and services, to sharing vitally important messages that transform the world, these women are making their marks in a very big way, and have powerful lessons to teach all of us who wish to do the same. To support these women and to help other women come forward with their talents and gifts, Im excited to announce the launch of my new series on my Career Bliss Forbes blog called Entrepreneurial Women Rocking the World. This series will highlight the stories and insights of famous and soon-to-be-famous women who are changing how things are done in the business world, shaping their own futures as they truly want them, and paving the way for all women who wish to create abundant success financially, spiritually, personally and professionally. My first post in the series highlights the accomplishments and lessons of celebrity hairstylist and successful entrepreneur Sally Hershberger.   Heres her story and her Top Seven Success Tips: Top 7 Success Tips from Celebrity Hairstylist and Entrepreneur Sally Hershberger Having met Sally in March and watching her in action, I immediately saw in her an energy that I admired and appreciated shes confident, authoritative, and commanding, but in a way that attracts you to her, not repels you.   I hope you enjoy the piece, and are inspired by her journey and insights. Please follow my Career Bliss blog and stay tuned for more features and stories about exciting entrepreneurial women including: Tory Johnson Mary Lou Quinlan Sara Blakely and many more! And if you have suggestions for top entrepreneurial women youd like to see highlighted and who are rocking your world, feel free to reach out and offer your recommendations.   Id love to hear from you. Heres to making our marks in the world, without reservation, fear or doubt.   The time is now!

The Advantages of Navy Writing to Resume

The Advantages of Navy Writing to ResumePeople need to take notice of navy writing to resume as a main item of their program. They should be conscious of the fact that the career fields are yet to reach the saturation point. There is still plenty of room for a lot of growth. Some of the usual people who could benefit from navy writing to resume are:You can consider yourself a sailor if you have a sense of adventure and are interested in the sea and the nautical theme. Many companies see in the navy a potential employee in all the fields. The basic principles of the navy are, first and foremost, people who understand the importance of the sea, an instinctive connection to nature, and who can stand alone in a storm or a stormy day.History has revealed that history repeats itself and its lesson about turning the tide may not be missed by one who was one of the principal organizers. History has proven that a change in attitudes can result in a major change in the direction of nations. It has also proved that factoring in the naval careers in your resumes has certain benefits. If you have a sense of adventure and something interesting to say, you should be able to capture the attention of many potential employers. For this reason, you should be reminded that navy writing to resume is a good way to bring your maritime career to the spotlight.This job market will provide so many things for a person to do and so many opportunities to fulfill. However, one might think that you should have a deep knowledge about the field. Well, you should give it a shot because the career field is constantly evolving and the demands for workers are always on the rise. In this case, navy writing to resume is the perfect way to apply for a job.Writing about navy writing to resume is a job like any other. You do not have to possess expertise in the field. However, the most important aspect of a resume is its appearance. If you want your resume to get noticed, you should focus on navy writi ng to resume.You can easily find jobs online, but it would be beneficial to have a portfolio at hand, so that you can be remembered in your resume. Your resume will be what will be spoken about, after all. Having a work experience and a portfolio will surely help you in the future.Writing about navy writing to resume is the beginning of a new career. Many potential employers will be looking for people with resume letters that can capture their attention. You need to create a document that will give them a glimpse of your complete personality and knowledge about the navy. A small bit of imagination and creativity will be enough to turn your resume into a winner.You should never take any career opportunity for granted. You should continue to update yourself, in order to keep up with changes. By creating a resume that portrays your ability to learn new things and ideas, you can ensure that your career options are wide open.