This blog discusses the benefits of focusing on individual skills as opposed to the categorization and generalization that is implemented by the workforce and education. In essence, I have a degree in engineering so I am an engineer. While this is true this blog shows how some have expanded their careers into other fields, areas, and industries by focusing more so on their skills.

This blog highlights some elements to consider in how we view work. Monetary, job-satisfaction, growth opportunities, learning, security vs risk and entrepreneurship are all discussed.

This blog reveals how are personalities, interests, and skills are developed from our families and friends and how this can influence our career decisions.

This blog will provide some tips or things to consider in dealing with mental health or mindset when developing a career.

This is a review of a book called “The Smartest Kids and How They Got That Way” By Amanda Ripley. This book explains the pros and cons of the various education system throughout the world. The points also adhere to post-secondary education as well which is the basis for building a career which is why I decided to review this book.

This blog called Health illustrates why a person needs to incorporate their health status when developing their careers.

This is a review of a book called “The Biggest Bluff” by Maria Konnikova. The book illustrates on how the author learns to play poker competing in world tournaments. It does resemble what someone would go through in developing their career.

This is a review on the a book called “Range” by David Epstein. The blog encapsulates why someone who may be unsure of a career path or is considering a career change would benefit from this encouraging read.

This blog is an introduction to “The Career Guy” website. It explains what the site is about, when the blogs will be released and when the episodes for the podcast will be released as well.