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This study just discovered a global emotional language John Anderer

According to a new study, this is the global emotional language — one we all can understand. Learn more about what it is, here. Read More

Productivity

Doing this very old-fashioned practice could help your relationships John Anderer

A new study from the University of Texas at Austin has uncovered a compelling reason why we should all be making more phone calls – especially during the coronavirus pandemic. Read More

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New study finds you will not hit your goals unless you have one of these John Anderer

Our goals essentially represent our idealized view of the future; one’s hopes and dreams for a life lived their way. Read More

Personal Finance

5 subtle signs it’s time to ask for a raise Anouare Abdou

How do you know when it’s time to ask for that raise you’ve been thinking about? There are often subtle signs — these are the 5 to look out for. Read More

Productivity

I spoke with several mentors throughout 1 week and gained invaluable insight Kelly Beaton

Having mentors in life and in your career can get you ahead — this is what happened when one writer spoke to several throughout a week. Read More

Health

New study reveals surprising benefit of having more leg fat CW Headley

New findings, recently presented at the American Heart Association’s Hypertension 2020 Scientific Session posits that body fat can actually yield positive health associations depending on where it is stored. Read More

Health

This is the secret to getting the most out of your diet Kyle Schnitzer

Have you ever started a diet, only to fall off weeks later? According to a new study, this is the key to getting the most out of your diet, and stick to it. Read More

Office Life

Here’s what working out of your bedroom does to your mental health Danielle Page

If you have to work from your bedroom, take as many breaks as possible and go outside or do something in another room. It can have a tremendous effect. Read More

Office Life

Why quiet people in meetings are incredible Tim Denning

Have you ever been in a meeting with a quiet person? The art of being quiet is not looked at often enough. Learn why they’re incredible, here. Read More

Productivity

The science behind setting and achieving big goals Christopher D. Connors

Do you have a big end-game in mind? Is there something you want to look forward to? This is the science behind setting and achieving big goals. Read More

Advice

2 fundamental ways to improve your metacognition skills Thomas Oppong

Improving your metacognition skills is an important aspect of life and your overall success. Follow these 2 fundamental ways to do so, here. Read More

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