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When you are in that high-stakes meeting, sales presentation, interaction, or conflict your executive presence is both emotional and physiological. Your thoughts race and your heart rate escalates. People watch you. How do you execute when the pressure is on? … Read More

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Growth and comfort can’t coexist in business – Here’s the best way forward Heleo Editors

Erik Wahl, a visual artist, author, and highly sought-after keynote speaker who inspires audiences to unleash their creativity and achieve superior performance, discusses how the creative principles of graffiti art can help anyone make an innovative impact at work. Read More

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Old expressions updated for the modern professional Rachel Weingarten

How can you stop using those pesky expressions that mark you as being out of touch? First things first, identify why they’re so annoying. Read More

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The biggest mistakes you'll make trying to beat jet lag Monica Torres

Every traveler dreads the side effect of global adventure — jet lag, the imbalance in our body’s internal clock caused by traveling through too many time zone. It spoils your sleep, destroys your mood, ruins your appetite, wreaks havoc on your ability to concentrate, and drags down your energy levels. Read More

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5 ways to minimize ruts and launch your growth Christopher D. Connors

I’ve synthesized my thoughts and provided five ways all of us can eliminate the time of each down period or rut we go through, and to power forward with the advantage of lessons learned and personal growth. Here are five ways to become more productive and happier mentally by minimizing these downtimes. Read More

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What we can learn about collaboration from Major Lazer's DJ Jillionaire Meredith Lepore

You may not associate Christopher Leacock AKA Jillionaire with being a career guru but the Trinidad-born DJ, entrepreneur and now restauranteur is full of sage career advice, especially when it comes to collaboration. Read More

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How learning from IKEA can make you better at your job Rachel Weingarten

Love them or hate them, chances are extremely good that at some point in your life you’ve bought, assembled or hacked a piece of Ikea furniture. Believe it or not, there is a lot to be learned from the furniture giant. Read More

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4 reasons to stop setting goals (and focus on process, instead)Ozan Varol

The word “process” might be better reserved for an assembly line, but don’t let its unsexiness distract you from the dramatic changes this shift can unleash in your life. Read More

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The science behind the perfect nap to boost your productivity and creativity Mayo Oshin

Napping could help you overcome feelings of fatigue and raise your energy for the rest of the day, however, napping the wrong way could also leave you feeling even more groggy and waste valuable time. Read More

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