Assembling a personal board of directors may sound daunting, but it’s an easier task than you might think. For one thing, being on someone’s board is less work than becoming a mentor, often making a person more willing to do it. Your board members don’t even have to know they’re on your board; that’s just how you’re seeing them.
They think they’re occasionally waxing profound on their great knowledge. Here’s how to develop your board. Go with who you know. Think about what kind of advice you need, and who among the people you know, and respect could give it. […]The post 6 Steps For Building a Personal Board of Directors appeared first on Ms. Career Girl.