Showing posts with label focus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label focus. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
How To Stay Motivated
Everyone can fall into a mental rut from time to time, especially in during the winter months. Here are some tips on how to stay on task and accomplish your goals!
Stay positive – have an optimistic mindset and surround yourself with others who keep you on-task.
Have a goal – write down a goal and plan steps to how you will achieve that goal. Track your progress so you can see your hard work paying off!
Reward yourself – when you reach a big goal, treat yourself to something you enjoy! Be careful not to make rewards a habit though, otherwise it will hurt your self-motivation.
Focus – in order to accomplish anything, you need to get rid of distractions. Focus on your tasks to get them done faster. This will help motivate you to move on to the next goal!
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Tips for Time Management
Reduce your stress and improve your work with these easy time management tips.
Get organized – Lay out all your tasks that need to be done. Count all your To-Dos and don’t forget about the small assignments!
Prioritize – Organize your tasks from most important to least urgent. Get a head start on big projects and papers to reduce stress closer to the deadline.
Be efficient – Make sure your study time is spent studying. Eliminate distractions by turning off your phone and going to a quiet area to focus.
Have a goal – Keep a goal in mind to stay motivated and on task.
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Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Be More Productive
Whether in your job or school, it’s important to get things done! Follow these simple steps to increase your personal productivity and job performance.
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Benefits of Job Shadowing
Guest post by Danielle Cook, Career Services Administrative Assistant
Job shadowing can be one of the most beneficial experiences for a recent grad or anyone looking to change professions. It will give an inside look at companies and help you find a career you are passionate about. Here are some quality reason why job shadowing is always a good idea:
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Be Irreplaceable
In today's competitive job market, its more important than ever to prove your worth. Here are some tips for being an irreplaceable employee.
Monday, March 5, 2012
Tips to Being an Organized Student
By Danielle Cook – Administrative Assistant at Career Quest Learning Centers

Going back to school can be scary and challenging, with trying to balance school, work and family. Here are a few tips to help you stay organized and be the most successful student possible.
1. Buy a planner– Planners range from $5- $10 at any store and can be used to write down all appointments, test dates and any other important data. This allows you to see your schedule on a day-to-day basis and plan accordingly.
2. Create an organized workspace or binder system– By using folders and labels you will know exactly where things are. For instance one folder for completed homework and a separate folder for things to do.
3. Plan ahead– Using your planner allow you to look ahead and not over book yourself. Leave room for travel, extra study time and time to relax.
4. Be flexible- you have to be able to adapt to these changes and not have it tear down your entire schedule. When the unexpected happens, such as getting sick or having car troubles, rearrange your schedule accordingly to stay on track.
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
2012 Hot Career Fields
Trends show that the health care and technology industries are growing.This is good news for jobs. Keep reading for tips on how to get started in a hot new career this year.
1. Enroll in a career-focused program. Specialized knowledge equals security in almost any field. Specific career training will make you more appealing to employers.
2. Talk the Talk. Stay on top of industry trends. Take note of the latest buzzwords andacronyms that may be bounced around during interviews. Books, professional magazines and journals, and online chats are all great resources for this type of information.
3. Look for opportunities for real-life experience. Externships, Internships and volunteering are all great ways to gain experience while your still in school or working other jobs.
Monday, January 23, 2012
How-To Talk About You!
Have you ever been in an interview and been asked to “tell
me about yourself”? Many people struggle to talk about themselves in an
interview; here are some tips for making a good impression:
Monday, January 16, 2012
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Avoid Distractions and Get Your Life Back!
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