Retiring Beyond the Boardroom
A growing number of middle-class Americans plan to postpone retirement until they are in their 80's.
A growing number of middle-class Americans plan to postpone retirement until they are in their 80's.
Most of us have heard the phrase, ‘some things are not as they appear.' WFDD's Real Peo
WFDD's Real People Real Stories guest commentator Mike Wells says one of the key skills to professional and personally success is something most people don't do well.
As long as there are people in this world, there will be conflicts. So one Triad man recommends people take a page out of Andy Taylor's book of conflict resolution.
The idea of being slighted or 'done wrong' makes most people bristle. And one very natural and human response is to resent the perceived offender.
Most professionals reach a point in their career when they believe they've "made it". But too often that's when the unexpected happens and everything changes.
Just when you think you've got a clear vision of something, you find out you didn't know the full story. Guest commentator Michael Wells calls this double vision.
You make a decision. You feel good about it. But then you get a queezy feeling in your stomach and you're no longer sure.
Michael Wells is an attorney in Winston-Salem. Recently, one of his friends helped him realize what Wells likes to call, Cowboy Law.