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How to Bring the Focus Back to Yourself This Year
Hustling can make you feel grand. You’re productive, you’re on a roll, you get things done, bam! You keep yourself busy day after day, you tick off your to-do lists, and every completed task is one inevitable step closer to death.
By Denisa4 years ago in Humans
How To Redecorate Your Home After A Break-Up
In a relationship, it is very easy to lose a little of yourself in the name of love. Based on this idea, what will happen if you break up and have to redefine yourself? One step that has proven to be extremely therapeutic for many people is to redecorate the living space.
By Fahim Mathis4 years ago in Humans
Lying is a Skill Like Any Other
It was a phrase overheard during an episode of Star Trek Deep Space Nine, that has stayed with me for the last fifteen years. A line that conveys practical deceit and something which humans tend to shy away from.
By Ben Shelley4 years ago in Humans
Feng Shui Secrets for Arranging the Most Intimate Place in the House
The principles of Feng Shui are the most appropriate to apply in arranging our little corner of peace. In the environment of any room, there are certain energetic instabilities, instabilities generated by the improper composition of the space, by the inadequate arrangement of the furniture objects and the functions, or by the insufficient amount of light.
By Angelica Traynor4 years ago in Humans
How to Use Feng Shui to Gain Prosperity
Money doesn't make us happy, but it contributes a lot to it. The fact that we intend to get rich should not necessarily be seen as a bad thing, vicious are the excesses we do just to achieve our goals.
By Leona Rhodes4 years ago in Humans
How to Make a Modest Home Look Awesome
Where should we start redecorating a modest home? We need to create a clear list of everything we don't need from home. Let's be honest, in any home, there are pieces of furniture that hide accessories and clothes that we no longer wear or use anyway.
By Frank Fox4 years ago in Humans
These 10 tips will help you to remember music
Many scholar musicians marvel if memorizing is an crucial component in their education. For folks that need to excel as performers, the solution is emphatically yes. Memorizing track offers you extra creative freedom for your overall performance approach and enables you quick grasp improvisation skills. Plus, for a few reason, audiences decide on paying attention to musicians who’ve memorized a bit, in place of folks that are studying from a score.
By juhi kanojia4 years ago in Humans
Reasons Why People Resign Their Jobs
Sometimes you want to change jobs. You've capped yourself, you do the same things every day, the routine comes in and, at some point, you want something else, so you're getting ready to leave your current job.
By Frank Fox4 years ago in Humans
Should You Save or Pay Off Debt?
So you have a little extra cash and you are wondering if you should save it or pay off debt. Paying off debt should be your priority; however, if you have absolutely no savings, you should first try to save at least 3 month, preferable 6 months, of your salary in the bank. This cash is needed for any emergencies that may come up unexpectedly such as not being able to work due to illness / injury or losing your job.
By juhi kanojia4 years ago in Humans
3 Ways to Protect Yourself Against Negative People
You’ve probably been around a negative person — a friend, a family member, or a co-worker. And you’ve seen how they let their negativity out. Their pessimistic views of the world, unhappiness with themselves, and generalized anxieties can often project onto you.
By Kristina Segarra4 years ago in Humans
6 Steps for a High Starting Salary
Although "money is not everything", preparing for the discussion and negotiating the salary is an important step in registering for a job.
By Leona Rhodes4 years ago in Humans
Tea, cookies, and candles
I, like many of us, wasn’t blessed with the superhero ability to fall asleep at the drop of a pin. Instead, I often lay awake restless, tossing and turning with stress and thoughts of impending work and life. I rarely have a standard bedtime; my evening routine fluctuates based on when the emails stop coming in, when my dog decides he needs to relieve himself, and when I find the always-brief moment of peace to eat dinner (or, on the all-too-rare occasion, actually cook).
By David Spivak4 years ago in Humans