This blog mini-series features the professional advice my boss gives and the impact her mentorship has on my business sense.

Mentorship can happen anywhere from anyone. Regardless of your position or status, you are able to mentor others and be an influence!

In this blog, I share my time spent working with Harold Taber Jr. on his book, The Art of Mentoring.

Mentorship is based on a trust relationship of a leader passing their experience, wisdom, and the desire to grow a company onto a mentee.

Not every person gets the ability to work in a Christian environment. Other people’s practices may feel like they go against God.

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As an employer, the interviewing process is a vital time for you to get to know your candidates better. Below are 5 vital questions you...

In our current age of financial instability, unemployment has become more common than ever before. What can you do to help set yourself...

This book recounts my personal stories, collected from seven long years of non-stop legal litigations and business setbacks. I...

Sarah Y. Tse learned and shared many business and life lessons in her new book, 7 Years on the Front Line. Below are a dozen insights on...

First, be optimistic and embrace a future-oriented perspective, because things will eventually get better. Second, focus on the things...

Reputation is a business’s biggest asset, particularly because consumers only want to buy from trusted brands, and your reputation is...

Attitude plays a very big role in both business and life. Pessimism, for example, will slow us down and hold us back from achieving our...

I believe that people should redefine their measure of success, because their working definition is often a very rigid and selfish one....

Immigrants often come to this country with an innate disadvantage, and so it is important to help them put their best foot forward. This...

One does this by being wary and reasonable in their business dealings, while not letting fear stop them from doing the next best thing...

The first thing I learned to do was set boundaries and professionally confront those who heckle and doubt me. If I sit back and let them...

I definitely found the American Dream to be achievable, in my case at least, through hard work, determination, and perseverance. I...

An important thing I learned to do was scrutinize and weed out the wrong candidates during the interview process. If I sense that someone...