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With more than 15 million people unemployed, many feel grateful to simply have a job—no matter how dreadful their job may be. According to a survey conducted by the Conference Board, a business research association, only 45% of workers were satisfied with their jobs. But staying put may not necessarily be the best option. There may be signs that you should start looking elsewhere.
BlackEnterprise.com talked with Ethnicity Model Management CEO LaShawnna Stanley about sticking with her niche, advocating for integrity in the industry, and how the Web has helped her continue growing her business.
On the heels of the Roots Picnic, here are three lessons on longevity and relationships from the band that's still got it.
Over the Thanksgiving break I became addicted to a show called Till Debt Do U$ Part on HGTV. Financial wizard Gail Vaz-Oxlade helps families go from red to black by getting to the root of their destructive spending habits. Most families on the show did what it took to own a home, but quickly forgot about the money saving principles that got them there. Why work so hard to buy a home, and then dig yourself into debt? Buying a home is just the first step. Once you become a homeowner you still have to understand how to pave the way to financial security or, better yet, financial freedom.
MLB players, coaches and front offices go through a one-day diversity, equity, and inclusion program, and chief baseball officer Craig Barlow indicated that more work on that front is needed.
