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📅 January 26, 2018

Continuing Education – Learning More Every Day

We live in the technology age. Also known as the information age. Thus, we have more and easier ways to educate ourselves each day. As Apple says, “there is an app for that.” However, we need to be intentional in…

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📅 January 24, 2018

Further Your Career Through a Higher Degree

A higher degree in my mind is anything beyond a high school diploma. These days, that diploma is almost always a minimum requirement for a technology job. There are just too many applicants that have that and more. A Higher…

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📅 January 22, 2018

Certifications and Improving Your Value

Experience is the number one asset you can bring to your job. A close second is a degree and certifications. There are situations where a decision is required between a degree (or higher degree) or technical certification. It turns out that…

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📅 January 19, 2018

Charity – Better To Give Than Receive

We have all heard that it is better to give than receive. However, instead of taking it at face value, this is something worth looking at deeper. In this episode, we look at how to live a life we love…

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📅 January 17, 2018

Accounting For The Entrepreneur

Accounting may not be the most exciting part of a business, but it is an integral part of success. We primarily keep score for our business based on how it generates revenue. More importantly, a company needs to gain a profit…

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📅 January 15, 2018

Common Sense System Security We Can All Implement

System security is a big business. We see hackers in the news all the time, and no one wants to be the next victim that has to admit to a breach. This allows security firms to charge top dollar for…

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