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Local Author, Chuck Clayton, talks about how his book is designed to help anyone who wants to learn “The Lost Art of Critical Thinking”.

Success equals happiness. It’s not about the position you hold or the money you make….it all comes down to you and what makes you happy. If you set a goal and you reach it, then you are successful. Local Author, Chuck Clayton, discusses what true happiness is when it comes to career choices.

Chuck Clayton says that his newest book “The Re-Discovery of Common Sense: A Guide to the Lost Art of Critical Thinking” is the most important book he has ever written because it’s purpose is to help people become successful in their everyday lives. He also says…… You know what? Maybe we should just let him tell you the rest.

...That is Chuck Clayton’s definition of “Critical Thinking”. But according to Chuck it really goes way beyond that, and the best part is that it’s not something you have or don’t have….it’s something you’re born with.

Local Author, Chuck Clayton, talks about the premise behind his book and why it’s very important in today’s world.

Most people sit and wait for luck to find them. According to local Author, Chuck Clayton, the lucky ones are the people that apply themselves and reach their goals.

Should we ask the recruiter what their company does? Or do we need to have all the information before we go in? Football teams research and practice for a week before they step on the field. Local Author, Chuck Clayton, talks about forming a game plan and the possible outcomes on your way to victory.

What motivates you? How do you find your passion? Local Author, Chuck Clayton, discusses a few ways to find what can motivate you and help you get through those gloomy Monday’s.

Local Author, Chuck Clayton, talks about how he finds his passion and motivation, and why you should strive to find yours.

The “Silver Bullet” is often described as the “Magic Answer” or “The Easy Button”…don’t we wish it was that easy? Local Author, Chuck Clayton, talks about the theory of the silver bullet, and exactly who in Tucson are the “Lucky” ones.

Employers are looking for candidates that have the ability to make critical decisions in the workplace. How do we know if we have this ability? Local Author, Chuck Clayton, proves that all of us are critical thinkers in our everyday live….whether we know it or not.

Local Author, Chuck Clayton, discusses the differences between intuitive thinkers and non-intuitive thinkers, and how each can affect your life and career.

Local Author, Chuck Clayton, talks about hobbies and interests as possible career choices. If you love video games, then a career in computers may be just what you’ve been looking for. If you love gardening, then landscaping is where it’s at for you!

Local Author, Chuck Clayton, talks about the importance of having a curious and open mind, and he also provides examples of several key figures throughout history that have displayed this common trait.

More and more recruiters are switching to “behavioral” type questions. What are behavioral questions? A recruiter may ask you, “Tell me about a time that you had to overcome an obstacle at your last position and what you did to get though it?” Don’t panic! These are things that you do in your normal, everyday life. Local Author, Chuck Clayton, gives a very simple solution to a not so simple question.

Local Author, Chuck Clayton, discusses one of the key things he's learned throughout his time in the workforce.....the basics of career and life are always the same no matter who you are or what you do. Chuck also talks about how his website "ChuckClayton.com" has several useful resources for anyone trying to find that elusive "perfect" career.

How do you know what will be expected of you when you accept a new position? What demands will your employer impose after you've signed on the dotted line? Are these questions even important? Local Author, Chuck Clayton, weighs in on the topic of asking your employer what will be expected of you during the initial interview process.

Want to find a great job? Can't decide which career is best for you? Local Author, Chuck Clayton, talks about how his book "The Re-Discovery of Common Sense: A Guide to the Lost Art of Critical Thinking" can teach you the skills necessary to narrow your choices and really help you figure out which career is best for you.

Kevin Freiberg, co-author of Boom!, offers the best advice he was ever given about his future.

Listen to Kevin Freiberg speak about what you can do to define yourself and your career.

Kevin Freiberg explains some of the expectations an employer will have when you enter the workforce.

Kevin Freiberg speaks aboout focus and how it is a key feature for anybody that is successful.

Skills, talents, passions- these are all the things we, as people, possess. Jackie Freiberg, co-author of BOOM!, informs us of how to inform, entice, and brag to potential employers about yourself and the brand that you live.