As professionals, we are always looking to improve ourselves and our skills. Whether you seek acceptance from your co-workers, strive to exceed expectations, or want to help the company grow, personal development allows you to become a “yes” person and volunteer for new assignments.

Let’s face it. There’s actually something that rich and successful people do differently…..

Are you rich? Are you wealthy? The answers to these questions are very subjective. They vary depending on your situation and how you measure wealth. You might consider yourself wealthy based on the amount of money you have in your bank account.

Many of us wear multiple hats in life. Whether those hats have something to do with your family life or your career you’ve probably realized that in order to be really good at all of them, or to even accomplish some of them, you have to practice self-discipline.

Have you ever heard of the phrase “fake it till you make it?” Lots of professionals swear by this idea – pretending to have confidence helps you achieve your goals, regardless of how you feel.