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In closed-ended questions, more people reported getting a “great deal” of meaning or fulfillment from being outdoors, reading or listening to music than from their jobs or careers. Read More

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This 10-minute night routine guarantees success your next morning Benjamin P. Hardy

The most fundamental thing you can do in your evening routine is deciding what you’re going to do the next morning. Read More

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6 easy ways Joanna Gaines gets ahead of the holiday chaos Annamarie Houlis via Fairygodboss

Maybe you didn’t jump on the bandwagon that early, but if you get a grip on the holidays sooner rather than later, you’ll have more time to enjoy all of the festivities. Read More

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The planning fallacy: Why you miss your deadlines, and what to do about it Thomas Oppong

If you set a tighter deadline for each of your tasks, you’ll be inspired to find the most productive way to meet those deadlines and get your work done. Read More

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Why rejection hurts (and 3 ways to dust yourself off)Ashley Laderer

While rejection is pretty much inevitable, it still hurts. It’s painful to get shut down for something you want, whether it’s a date or a job. Read More

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These two ‘C’ words are the most important parts of every great venture Christopher D. Connors

How you start and finish will define your success. The most important part of any venture is the doing. Which, of course, is why the process matters. Read More

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12 daily habits of exceptional leaders Travis Bradberry

Becoming a great leader doesn’t mean that you have to incorporate all of these traits at once. Focus on one or two at a time … Read More

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If you want to change, you have to follow through or else Monica Torres

Can you will yourself to change for the better? The good news is that psychologists think it is possible for you to erase your less desired traits. The bad news is that you have to go out of your head and do work for the change to happen. Our personalities are not set in stone, … Read More

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How to preserve your stomach while traveling for work Monica Torres

When we travel for work, we are exposed to new cultures, peoples, and surroundings. This can be a great joy to our eyes and a pain to our stomachs. No one wants to deal with indigestion from an exotic dish on top of presenting to a group of strangers. Here are tried and true remedies … Read More

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