You may be religious, agnostic, or atheist.
You may be a lover of fine art or you may prefer a nicely painted house.
Today a look at something that should appeal to people across all spectrums. (more…)
On 01/10/2012, In Informal Education, By Jordan Wilson
On 12/29/2011, In Informal Education, By Jordan Wilson
If you read this blog, you know I am a big fan of travel and languages.
Immersing oneself in a foreign culture, even for a short vacation, can add a lot to life.
And if you have the time and energy to learn a foreign language, so much the better.
On 11/23/2011, In Informal Education, By Jordan Wilson
Polyglot?
What is a polyglot?
Someone who is able to use multiple languages.
I read an interesting article this evening on the subject. As I am a strong advocate of learning foreign languages, I thought I would share it with you.
As an added bonus, the article includes an excellent offer for readers. (more…)
On 10/25/2011, In Career, By Jordan Wilson
Economic conditions in your local region may mean there are few available jobs in your area of expertise or interest.
If you want to stay in your home town (or vicinity), you may have to take a lesser position or be unemployed for an extended period.
But if you are open to looking farther afield, you may be able to find a position that meets your career goals. And you may obtain a broader life experience in the process. (more…)
On 07/07/2011, In Career, Finding a Job, By Jordan Wilson
Courtesy of Investopedia, a good article entitled “4 Ways To Get A Head Start On Your Financial Career”.
While the article is finance specific, the general lessons apply to most career paths.
As the article states, in today’s job market, it is important to appear a more attractive employment candidate than your many competitors.
Here are a few thoughts from my side. (more…)
On 01/02/2011, In Formal Education, By Jordan Wilson
An interesting article, with statistics, showing that many people today possess university degrees but work in jobs that do not require them.
For what it is worth, a few quick thoughts from my side.
And as an added bonus, a lesson in investing based on the author’s analysis.
On 08/06/2010, In Informal Education, By Jordan Wilson
If you have the time and money, studying a foreign language in a native speaking country is an excellent way to learn.
I believe it is the best method to pick up a second language. Additionally, it will be a tremendous experience that you will remember forever.
In trying to locate a language school to attend, there are many, many options.
To find a good school, here is how I narrow the field. (more…)
On 08/04/2010, In Informal Education, By Jordan Wilson
As you know, I am a huge proponent in people learning another language.
Amongst other reasons, it will help in many careers, improve your understanding of other cultures, strengthen your knowledge of English, and improve your travel life.
Recently I was asked about going to Switzerland to learn German, French, and Spanish.
Here are a few thoughts on the query. (more…)
On 05/25/2010, In Career, Informal Education, By Jordan Wilson
What do the resumes of all top Chief Executive Officers (CEO) have in common?
According to a study by Health Studies International: (more…)
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