Tag Archives: Lord Jason Scott

APPs that make you hAPPy !

What do you read when you want to relax? For athletic-minded individuals, it’s the sports pages. For masochists, it’s the business pages. For the truly twisted, it’s this column. For me, it’s Dale Carnegie Training®’s electrifying publications, courses and seminars. Read more »

LinkedIn or LockedOut? Confused ?!?

Come a little closer.

I have a confession to make. At my age, in this age, you can’t admit that there is any aspect of technology you don’t understand or embrace. Not if you want to avoid becoming a permanent exhibit in the British Museum of the Terminally Unemployed or worse labeled “ Old fogey” .

So, here’s my confession — I don’t think I completely understand Linked-In. Read more »

Win a luxury Longines watch and VIP experience at Royal Ascot with a Scott, Lord Scott

Here is your chance to win an amazing price and one worthy or Royal mention :

Royal Ascot is the worlds famous horse racing event which started off in 1711,this event is also attended by the Royal family and other members of Royalty the world over. This event is a major sporting event , many people from all over the world visit the famous Royal Ascot. Those that attend the Royal Ascot really do dress up in there best outfits, with so many press attending the event, you will sometimes feel like you are at a fashion show.

So lets talk clothes. Read more »

Perks,a nostalgic look back. The Good Times!

Brush the cobwebs from that ergonomic office chair, yout’, and let an old man tell you about the good old days, when the economy was BOOMING, companies were gagging for someone like you, and interest-only, sub-prime mortgages seemed like a really good idea.

Yup, I’m talking way back in 2000. Read more »

iPhoney

What do you read when you want to relax? For athletic-minded individuals like you and I, it’s the sports pages. For masochists, it’s the business pages. For the truly twisted, it’s my blog. For me, it’s Self-Improvement Publications.

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working for my crush, will it crush me?

Lord Jason Scott and Helene Christensen

Lord Jason Scott and Helene Christensen

 

When I was a little boy, I think I had my first childhood crush when I was in kindergarten.  I can’t remember her name, but I can definitely remember her face.  She had freckles, red hair, and a round face.  I liked her because she played tag vigorously on the playground.  We would tag each other in a weirdly flirtatious way and sadly that was all that happened..or all I am telling you about.

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You ever lied to get a Job ?

I don’t know about you and yours, but this time of the year with everyone on holiday I think of 3 things, in this order:

 

1)    Holiday

 

2)    Suicide

 

3)    Getting a new career

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No means NO except when it means Yes !

If there’s one aspect of business life in which you really don’t need any advice, it’s your ability to accept rejection. Heaven knows, you’ve had plenty of practice.Apparently, not everyone has achieved your skill level in taking punches to the mid-career. That’s why Yahoo! ® HotJobs® writer, Charles Purdy, penned his recent article, “After the recruiter says no. How to handle rejections.”

“You had high hopes for this job,” Purdy writes. “The job requirements matched your skill set perfectly. You aced your interviews. And you imagined hearing those sweet words from a Alan Sugar wannabe: ‘You’re hired.’ Instead, you got another rejection letter.”

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Event Mentalist ?

I get asked why  I am an Event Mentalist all the time and it’s not because I am mental and just so happen to be in Events , as most people think.

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Self help, Oxy.Moron?

  

I went to a bookstore and asked the saleswoman, “Where’s the self-help section?” She answered, “If I tell you, it will defeat the purpose.”

 

 

On that note did you know that According to an article from Press Release newswire, it is a $9.6 Billion industry in the US alone, compared to total book sales of somewhere between $26 and $34 billion in the US.  The discrepancy is due to a growing self-publishing community, whose revenues don’t get included in standard industry reports.

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