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Fix The System We All Regret Creating
I hate insurance. We pay a monthly premium, to hopefully receive a reduced cost of "covered" claims/losses that may or may not occur.
By Peter Thwing - Host of the FST Podcast3 years ago in Humans
The highest level of emotional intelligence in the workplace is to speak well
There is a common confusion that without expression, we are hard to be seen. Expressed wrongly, it is likely to be contrary to one's original intentions.
By Kuranda3 years ago in Humans
You know now, before it's too late, why you are not appreciated by your leaders at work?
Everyone in the workplace is part of a larger environment that is seemingly unrelated yet closely connected, in a mysterious way.
By Turnell Feliu3 years ago in Humans
The health risks of maturing early
I remember the first time a stranger openly gawked at my bare legs. It was the summer before I turned 11; I was at a small convenience store near our home. The man stood behind my mother and me at the checkout line, staring me up and down. He looked the same age as my father. But it wasn’t friendliness I detected in his eyes.
By Gu Wei Di Qi3 years ago in Humans
All human beings are rational and spiritual, with the ability to analyse and learn.
Anyone who has studied management knows that every refinement in the history of the development of management thought has been based on new assumptions about human nature. Because the object of management is people, and the subject of management is also people, the understanding of management is necessarily based on the perception of people. Each assumption of human nature corresponds to a corresponding management model.
By Kuranda3 years ago in Humans
The world’s most common contraception has a dark past
Raji Kevat of Ganiyari, Chhattisgarh, has mixed feelings about tubal ligation, the most common form of female sterilisation. It is an operation that she has undergone herself. After she received the procedure in 2014 at one of the Indian government’s now-infamous sterilisation ‘camps’, she advised her sister-in-law, Shiv Kumari Kevat, to do the same. Shiv Kumari and 82 other women lined up in an otherwise abandoned hospital in the city of Bilaspur in November 2014. The surgeon cut the women with a single instrument, allegedly without changing his gloves between each surgery. The women were then laid on the hospital floor to recover. That night, Shiv Kumari began vomiting and experiencing terrible pain in her gut. She was dead within days. While the government’s official explanation was that the deaths happened due to compromised drugs, a post-mortem report showed that Shiv Kumari had passed away due to septicaemia – likely from surgical infection. She was one of 13 women who died from the camp.
By Lonetoft3 years ago in Humans
Introverts are more likely to have an open life
Usually, the public believes that those who are introverted are weak and closed inside, not good at interacting and expressing themselves with others, and they have a hard time adapting to the complex and diverse social environment. The biggest feeling people have about them is that they are ordinary and uninteresting.
By Seamons Mahall3 years ago in Humans
Why are modern people becoming more and more apathetic?
In today's era, we feel that people are becoming more and more indifferent, those who see death and do not care about themselves are becoming more and more common, which has caused a lot of people concern. They believe that this era is a time of great moral decline.
By Seamons Mahall3 years ago in Humans
What I Didn't Know the Night I Got Pulled Over by the Cops
A few years back, I had an awful experience when pulled over by the local police. For personal reasons, I left my house late at night in a frenzy. That was my first mistake. Never drive when your emotions are riding high.
By Rita Duponty3 years ago in Humans
Our Many Faces
There is a touching scene in one of my favorite movies, ‘Good Will Hunting’, which focuses on Sean (played by Robin Williams), a former prodigious mathematician turned psychologist, who is mentoring Will Hunting (played by Matt Damon) but also providing guidance to a young man going through a tough time. Will is gifted but also has suffered physical abuse and mental trauma having lived with different foster families who did not treat him well. Sean notices Will not really sharing who he is fully and that is not just the case with Sean at first in their sessions but also with Will’s new girlfriend, Skylar.
By Ben W3 years ago in Humans
GREAT INCANTATIONS. Top Story - October 2021.
Updated September 30 2022 As promised, the next Dragon Challenge is finally here! Details below: Back in October 2021, your editors at the Vocal Creators Chronicle designed a Facebook space exclusively for reading, sharing, and chatting about Vocal Challenges. We were prompted by the beautiful chaos of the the first ever V+ Fiction Awards.
By Call Me Les3 years ago in Humans
Keto Recipes That Will Help You Get Started With The Keto Diet
In fact, many famous and successful celebrities swear by the Keto diet including: Beyonce, Kim Kardashian, Megan Fox and even LeBron James! Now you may be thinking what does this have to do with you? Well as they say imitation is the highest form of flattery. That’s why we’re here to give you a crash course on the Ketogenic Diet and its amazing benefits so you can get started TODAY with these Keto recipes!
By Ralf3 years ago in Humans