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Dated: 10-25-2013
If you are dreading the holidays already, I urge you to resist the trap of overabundance and create traditions brimming with gratitude.
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Dated: 10-24-2013
If you’re already as successful as you want to be, personally and professionally, all you are likely to get from me is a semi-entertaining tale about a guy who failed his way to success. But you might also notice some familiar patterns in my story that will give you confirmation (or confirmation bias) that your own success wasn’t entirely luck. That’s the sort of validation you can’t get from your family and friends who see you as a hot mess.
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Dated: 10-24-2013
This topic touches a chord with almost anyone who has ever: worked for someone; lead a team; managed a project; taught a class; coached athletes; served as a member of a club, church, or association; run for or held some political office; or been a member of a family—in other words, everyone.
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Dated: 10-25-2013
Do any of these scenarios sound familiar? A colleague sends you a snarky email, so you type a cutting response. A Facebook friend insults your political beliefs in a post, so you write a scathing comment back. A team member arrives late and unprepared for a meeting, so you berate him in front of the group. Aunt Betty belittles your career choices, so you angrily counter her criticisms and throw in a few insults of your own.
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Dated: 10-24-2013
From child abuse and domestic violence to human sex trafficking and atrocities against civilians in war-torn countries, our world creates new victims daily.
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Dated: 10-25-2013
Are you among the millions of people who struggle to rebuild your savings? If so, I encourage you to use some simple, time-tested strategies to spend less and save more.
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Dated: 10-25-2013
The first step in discovering the work you were born to do is to understand the true purpose of work. Work lies at the centre of our adult lives. One prevailing belief is that work is, on the whole, an activity that must entail a degree of pain, boredom or suffering. It is something we have no real choice over—we just have to do it.
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Dated: 10-25-2013
The pressures of a fast-paced lifestyle are inextricably linked to stress, which has a big influence on your life. So, finding ways to mitigate these stressors should be a top-priority.
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Dated: 10-25-2013
This topic touches a chord with almost anyone who has ever: worked for someone; lead a team; managed a project; taught a class; coached athletes; served as a member of a club, church, or association; run for or held some political office; or been a member of a family—in other words, everyone.
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Dated: 10-25-2013
A 2013 report from the Chicago-based Spectrem Group estimates there are 9 million households in the United States with a net worth of at least $1 million. A contrasting report issued late last year from the American Payroll Association showed 68 percent of Americans live paycheck to paycheck. More than two-thirds of the 30,600 people surveyed said it would be difficult if their paychecks were delayed for a week.
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