What should you do when the damage is done?

It’s foolish to think that the great people of our day, and yesterday, did not experience defeat.

If we didn’t make mistakes, we wouldn’t be human. Still, when we mess up at work we often find ourselves in a sticky, embarrassing situation. So here are some tips

I can look back on my career now and laugh at some of the things I did, and in some cases I cringe like crazy to the point my toes

If disaster or disappointment strikes, it’s normal to ask ourselves why. Why did I fail? Why didn’t I get the job? But these questions aren’t the RIGHT questions to ask.

The more you put yourself out there, the more you open yourself up critics and criticism. Here is how to cope with negativity.

If I had a few cents for every mistake and/or error I made during my time as a freelancer, then quite frankly, I wouldn’t be developing websites.

This is one of the worst things to happen – or so it feels at the time.

You made a gaffe and your boss is upset with you. Don’t panic. Here’s how to fix it.

If you’re in Sales, a Freelancer or in a role where you need to secure some kind of deal, at some point you may need to Cold Call