What you want: Assignments that will get you noticed What’s standing in your way: You’re not one of the core group of people the boss turns to when she assigns challenging work. You can see it in her eyes… and in the piddling assignments she “trusts” you with. When your boss hands out a challenging assignment, she turns to a core group of people she trusts. The problem is, you’re not one of them. You know you’re reliable and so do others. But you’ve got to prove it to your boss. The first step is to make your interest to take on the additional projects known. Then when given the opportunity follow these five steps to prove your worth.

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Keep your school aged kids safe and educated with these tips: 1. Often we are in a rush and do not notice strangers in the neighborhood. Keep your eyes open and report suspicious cars or person in the area. 2. If children come home alone after school, provide them with your work number, a trusted neighbor’s telephone number and remind them to never let anyone know they are home alone. Remind them to never open the door and teach them about dialing 911 in an emergency.

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Kathy is a great co-worker with one big fault: she talks so much about her personal life that it keeps you from completing your work on time. The result: You have to work late tonight all because Kathy bent your ear for 35 minutes about her dog’s flea problem. By the time you got back down to your work, you’d blown a good chunk of peak-productivity time. You’ve tried avoiding Kathy, but she always finds you. Your challenge: how to deflect Kathy’s stories without jeopardizing your work relationship. Use these five avoidance strategies:

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I Chose to Look the Other Way ~ Author Unknown Pointing out or correcting an unsafe act could prevent an accident or injury or save a life.

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