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Donald Kelly—The Sales Evangelist—Is Out to Create a Community of World-Class Sellers

Success

The average monthly salary is just $500. Kelly got his first real sales gigs during college, where he did timeshare presentations and worked for Dish Network. Some people handle it better than others, likely because they have high self-esteem and their formative role models growing up modeled appropriate behavior. .

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Boost Your Success by Improving Your Speaking Skills

Ian's Messy Desk

Giving speeches helps us realize self-worth through the satisfaction experienced when a good speech is given. We become more confident, especially when the audience responds positively. After some self-study on building confidence, he decided to give public speaking a try and was successful. Take this average engineer.

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What Is Happiness and Why Is It Important?

Success

So although more money doesn’t necessarily make you happier (see the discussion of salaries below in “Happiness Roadblocks”), more happiness just might make you more money. Challenges present a remedy for the “hedonic treadmill” in which, similar to our happiness set-points, we adapt to (and tire of) our current life situations.

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Will This Tough Job Market Change Generation Y?

On The Job

Finnigan says recruiters, who often called young job seekers “challenging,” now report Generation Y job candidates are more willing to compromise on salaries or job duties. Today, more than 50 percent of candidates say they will take the salary offered. Destroying someone's self esteem doesn't actually make them better.

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