Have you ever said words to the effect of If only I knew then what I know now?
You’re not the first person to express such thoughts, and you certainly won’t be the last.
Many of us are convinced that if we could go back in time and have a…
The pandemic has accelerated many employment trends that were already building over the past few years. Many companies moved to remote working during the pandemic. Many workers have been happy to embrace the flexibility of working from home while companies have found they can massively reduce the cost of maintaining…
The power of persistence can be a very positive influence on our lives. Persistence is the act of finishing what you start, despite whatever obstacles and difficulties that may come your way.
It’s a great tool to have in your arsenal. …
It often seems that confidence is elusive, like a smoky mirage. Sometimes, it feels magical and wonderful. Other times it can be frustrating.
But I’ll let you in on a little secret: you can build up your self-confidence without having to resort to any crystal. ‘How?’ you ask.
It’s simple.
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Physically moving your body has brain health benefits, but so do mental challenges. Our brains need stimulation to keep those connections firing and our memory sharp.
Brain function gradually declines during early middle age, retrieval of information slows, and you have to stop and think a bit longer to recall…
In life we all experience highs and lows — it’s a simple fact of life. As good as things might be at any given moment, in the next moment we could be faced with challenges and hardships that make life seem difficult to bear.
Many email marketing experts talk about subject lines, layouts, timing, and so on, but what about writing interesting copy? Creating emails that people actually want to read is key to a successful email marketing strategy. The truth is, boring emails will damage your conversions and your reputation.
The art of conversation is something that’s hard to master. People are being told that it should come naturally, but in truth, a good conversation requires more than just talking. …
Social capital is the value created through having relationships with other people. It’s called “social capital” because like financial capital it’s an asset, but unlike an individual’s money, the stock of which decreases with use, social capital (though hard to measure) grows.
