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Workplace advice for any issue, problem, or concern; from changing careers to co-working advice and decorating needs.

11 Months in Real Estate
This time last year I was studying for the state test, trying to find a job to keep me afloat as I build my real estate career, and wondering if I was making the right choices. Almost a year later, I am certain I did.
By Rose Short4 years ago in Journal
The controversial essay that almost failed me
I have never been a good student and I have never been good at school. We'll skip to the year that matters, senior year 2020; I had been planning to leave my abusive parents home for years at this point, fought off a stubborn depression, and had been falling deeper and deeper in love with the act of writing, whether it be fiction or something honest like this.
By Fittonia Agyroneura4 years ago in Journal
Five Things I Learned About Storytelling From Judging My First Writing Contest
Background: In 2017, I entered a Maryland-based writing contest and ultimately had my short story submission “The Pawn Shop of Intangible Things” place second. It was a pretty amazing experience that has involved an awards ceremony, a nice check, and free admission to a sci-fi writing conference where I read my story on a panel. Last but not least of all the honors, I was asked to be a judge for the 2018 contest.
By Margery Bayne4 years ago in Journal
3-Click “Cash Injection” System Into Our Accounts
Over the previous year, live video streaming has grown in popularity. People have had to find methods to pass their time with more people than ever before locked at home due to the consequences of COVID19 and its accompanying lockdowns.
By Nic M4 years ago in Journal
“When life closes a door, it opens a window or leads through a Better Door
I’m sure we’ve all heard that quote “when life closes a door, it opens a window”. It’s such an old and often quoted (and misquoted) phrase that I cannot even find the original author of this bit of wisdom.
By Estalontech4 years ago in Journal
5 Ways to Manifest Inner Peace
1. INSERT YOUR PERSONALITY/ INTERESTS WHENEVER OR HOWEVER YOU CAN A job can really feel like a job. Even if this will not be your profession you want it to feel like your destiny. It should feel like every day you are being fulfilled even if they are making you feel like a cog in a machine. You know you are more. You have to be more. I know you are because I am more. You are more than a body. Your input is valuable. It is necessary and influential. No matter where your workplace is or what your position asks of you, you bring your individualism to your environment. Play the music you like. Smile big or frown purposefully. Personalize your space. Celebrate what you feel is of importance. Display the things/ people that elevate your spirit. Wherever you are your best self, bring that version to the place you hate the most. I guarantee you; you will hate it less. Remember who you were when you got to that workplace. Were you optimistic? Did you have ideas you wanted to add to the organization? Make the jokes that make you laugh the hardest or wait until you get home and laugh about your co-workers with people you like. If you are like me, and you like the people you work with, appreciate them. Take advantage of your lunch time. Talk to them. Not about work but about their life. Be a support. Be a sounding board. Be the real laugh machine. Listen to their stories.
By Jada Ferguson4 years ago in Journal
Effective Ways To Choose The Best Agents Over The Internet And Near You
Several factors might affect your decision to sell your home; buying and selling are both exciting moments for people. There are risks associated, so you have to find the best agency to trust; several agencies worldwide can quickly contact over the Internet.
By jackson4 years ago in Journal
Writing Hack
So, I'm putting this up on my Youtube channel, but I think it's worth it put down here. Anything you write down. DON'T DELETE IT. Even if it's a small plot device, you can save it for another franchise or another book! I promise you, you will regret it!
By Jaqueline Grenier4 years ago in Journal
What About The Dudes?
👋🏾There, I have a friend, Matthew Fisher, but we call each other Bidnugget. Those details are irrelevant, along with our doing a daily sports show, which goes hot every weekday around 4pm. What is important, is why I, and my friend created this show. Now if you ask Matt, his response is more than not; we created this show, because we needed somewhere to talk sports. Easy, Peezy, Lemon Squeezy. Sixty five thousand dollar education from the (7-5) Liberty Flames. I guess party of me, has become ok with that being all he has to say; after all, he eats, sleeps, and breathes sports; but for me its more, so much more…
By Erik DeSean Barrett4 years ago in Journal
What Do Financial Advisors Do?
Whenever this question pops up, it falls into two distinct contexts. First, it might be that you want to hire a financial advisor Westport CT.
By Maria Randone4 years ago in Journal
To Work or Not To Work
My husband calls me a "workaholic." He says that my job is more important than my family, and that hurts. My family is the most important thing to me, but I am the sole income earner because my husband is incapacitated, so if I don't work, we can't pay our bills.
By Kitty Fox4 years ago in Journal
5 Mistakes to Avoid When Writing Romance
Lust is about looks, love is about connection - romantic love, and romance, is somewhere in the middle. Creating this unique and potent experience as a writer is one of the most challenging parts of the craft (at least I think so). There are a million writing blogs, magazines, and gurus out there eager to tell you how to write better romance, but less information on how people most often go wrong.
By S. A. Crawford4 years ago in Journal