The Best Big City Neighborhoods

Have you recently thought about a move to the "big city"? Well if you have then this article is a great read. Find out which neighborhoods are considered to be the big city's best! http://homes.yahoo.com/photos/the-best-big-city-neighborhoods-slideshow/

7 Questions to Ask in Every Interview

At then end of almost every interview, the interviewer will ask if you have any questions. Not asking any can be a make or break if you get the position or not. When ever asked that question, here are 7 questions you can ask on any interview!http://career-services.monster.com/yahooarticle/questions-to-ask-in-every-interview#WT.mc_n=yta_fpt_article_questions_ask_every_interview

Last Min Travel Ideas

With summer coming to a close most of us are trying to plan last minute cheap getaways before the fall comes into full effect. But where can you go on a vacation without breaking the bank?? Read this article and find out!http://travel.yahoo.com/blogs/compass/summer-travel-bargains-look-south-205802552.html

Up and Coming Hotels

We all love taking a little getaway and staying in hotels with great accommodations and locations. But what are some new hotels up and coming in 2013?? Read this article and find out and possibly plan your next family vacation at one of these spots ! http://travel.yahoo.com/photos/best-up-and-coming-hotels-2013-1375910557-slideshow/

2013 Worlds Richest Women

Women love money just as much as men do! Read this article and find out this years Richest Women! http://www.forbes.com/pictures/mmk45hiif/worlds-richest-women/

10 Things of what NOT to do in an Interview

Being a good interviewee can make or break your chances to the career of your dreams. Here are 10 things of what NOT to do in an interview to land you that dream job.

1.) Don't leave your cell phone on! For one, this is just common courtesy. You don't want to be distracted, and you definitely don't want the person who is interviewing you to hear your phone vibrating or ringing in your pocket. I even suggest leaving it in the car.

2.) Don't smell like smoke. I know this isn't a problem for everyone, but if you do smoke, make sure there is no evidence. This is really important especially if you are interviewing for a position where you are going to be in direct contact with others!

3.) DO NOT speak badly about previous employers! Make sure that you have practiced an honest answer that doesn't show that you are angry with your previous employer.

4.) Don't bring up personal information. Honestly, the interviewer doesn't want to hear about your personal life, or other information that has nothing to do with why you should be chosen for the position.

5.) Don't focus all of your questions on the pay or benefits. The interviewer may be turned off to the fact that you are only interested in what the company can do for you. 

6.) Don't squirm around. Make sure that you look comfortable whether you are sitting or standing. Fidgeting around might make you look nervous, which could hurt your image.

7.)  Don't ramble on. Make sure there is a balance between your talking and listening.  A trick to this is to watch the interviewer's body language to see if you are talking too much.

8.) Don't be late. There is nothing worse than showing up to your interview ten minutes late. I always like to make sure I am at least ten minutes early, especially if you are unfamiliar with the area. 

9.) Don't tell the interviewer that you don't have any questions.  This may show that you aren't very interested in the company. I recommend having five to ten questions prepared.

10.) Don't rush the interviewer. Never leave until the interviewer says the interview is finished! 

Michael Inwald aka The King of Grilled Cheese

 Michael Inwald's determination and drive is what brought him to success, and made him millions only by the age of 32. Read his inspiring story and find out just how he did it!http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/advisor/the-king-of-grilled-cheese---5-million-dollars-of-sandwiches-sold-in-four-years-225220009.html