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Climbing the corporate ladder takes hard work and dedication -- degreed or not. One must first determine if they are willing to put in the work necessary to achieve the corporate position and salary they desire. This isn't a matter of book knowledge...it is a matter of determination.You must set your goals high and aim even higher to succeed in corporate America. The corporate work world is fast,

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While doing research for Six Figures, I came across a RateItAll survey with a list of 35 successful business people who do not have a college degree (accessed July 19, 2009, 6:15 p.m. ET, http://www.rateitall.com/t-20542-success-without-a-college-degree.aspx). The likes of Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, the creators of Microsoft, are contained on the list. Other well-known names include George

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"Fifty-five years ago, 80 percent of American television viewers, young and old, tuned in to see Milton Berle on Tuesday nights. Tens of millions, rich and poor, worked together at Elks Lodges and Rotary Clubs. Millions more, rural and urban, read general interest magazines like Look and Life. In those days, the owner of the local bank lived in the same town as the grocery clerk, and their boys

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I know some who are reading this blog are saying, "What authority does she have to write such a book?" First, my authority lies in the fact that every author writes what they know. That is one of the first and most basic rules that you learn when starting out as an author. You don't want to write about a topic or idea that you are totally unfamiliar with -- it would make the writing that much

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It would be good to start this blog acknowledging that I have no intention of bashing college. Going to college and receiving a higher education can be fulfilling in your life -- for personal reasons. You can go to college to learn a skill or trade that caters to your interests rather than to your livelihood. You can go to college and earn a degree because it is a personal goal rather than a

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