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How Generosity Made Me Richer. Runner-Up in We Have a Dream Challenge.
I've always had a strange relationship with money. I'm not bad with it, but I've never been someone to spend hours looking for the perfect deal to save a few dollars, or that person who gets defensive over their belongings when someone asks to borrow something. Of course, when I get hit with multiple bills, or the weekly grocery shop costs a bit more than usual, I do worry a little bit. But I find comfort knowing that things always have their way of working out. I often find that as long as you keep giving when the opportunities arise, then you'll always receive what you need when the tables turn.
By J. R. Lowe4 years ago in Journal
57 Things You Can Do When You Don’t Have Astonishing Blogging Ideas
Are you out of blogging ideas? This article may help you We all have those moments when we run out of blogging ideas. That is quite normal. But I am here to help. This piece of content will provide you 100 brilliant things to do when you don’t know what to write about.
By Ryan Miller4 years ago in Journal
How Do I Do a Challenge and Still Have Time to Enjoy My Life?
I am a firm believer that we need to focus on what we want, we need to be clear on what it is we want to achieve and then we need to write it down or have someone help us make a list of things that we need to do and start doing. Before you begin your " challenge" have a clear idea of what it is that you want.
By SHYAM PHAD4 years ago in Journal
Why Employee Satisfaction Matters
This article first appeared on Acorn Resources in late 2020. Gone are the days when many people would take a job just to pay the bills. By and large, the happiest and most productive employees tend to be those who take pride in their work and are motivated by their organisation's goals and mission. They're also the ones most likely to stick around when the going gets tough, and they'll act as free advertising for your organisation. In this guide, we'll take you through some of the primary factors that influence employee satisfaction, and how it can be measured and improved upon through the implementation of a leading Learning Management System.
By Acorn4 years ago in Journal
Benefits of Registering a Company in UK
Starting your own company is one of the most convenient and profitable business options nowadays. It negates the time-consuming task of applying for the EIN and VAT. It is the best for entrepreneurs who want to have their own business, so that they can have a higher chance of success and financial security. Company formation can be performed in the UK by obtaining license. One of the easiest and the most complex steps of organization is registering yourself as the Director. If this process is correctly executed, the company's movement will be smooth and beneficial.
By SHYAM PHAD4 years ago in Journal
A diamond in a rhinestone world.
“Why are you so stubborn?” “Life is going to be hard because your too stubborn!” I don’t remember how old I was when I was first called stubborn. As a young girl, I wasn’t easily swayed; I knew what I believed and what I wanted. In typical first-born fashion, I’d have a very long face with a mix of tears .
By IAM SimplyShan4 years ago in Journal
Writer's Life
Writer's Life 02 Plotting The Historical Novel. I am not a best selling author (yet - like all of us!). I have published two novels and one has received some recognition and some great reviews. So, rightfully or not, I thought I would share one the most useful plotting tools I have developed for historical novels. As a "creative fiction writer" I recognize that I am basically a liar. I lie for a living. Now, as every successful liar knows, the best lies of all are those that contain a large element of truth. When your creation (lie) is buried in a spoonful of real honey it is so much easier to swallow. It is the same with the historical novel. The one thing all historical novels have in common is a certain character's place in our known history. Nothing destroys your believability quicker than a howling error of timing in a story that is set in a specific period of history. Imagine: "Captain Nemo stood at the helm of the Nautilus and checked the time on his Apple Watch..."
By Mark Newell4 years ago in Journal
5 Ways to Maintain Your NaNoWriMo Momentum
National Novel Writing Month is a fantastic opportunity to flex your writing muscles, try something new, and challenge yourself to achieve the absolute feat of drafting an entire novel in 30 days. This challenge can be fun and invigorating, but maintaining momentum for any challenge that lasts 30 days can be difficult.
By Rena4 years ago in Journal
How To Use International SEO To Increase Sales For Your Online Business
Over the last decade, e-commerce has been on a tear with no signs of slowing down anytime soon! With so many options for consumers, businesses have to also keep up and have dedicated International SEO strategies in place to stand out amongst their competition. What is International SEO? International SEO (also referred to as global SEO and multilingual SEO) refers to the process of optimizing your website or blog for search engines like Google and Bing across multiple languages and countries — often at once — which can prove beneficial for business owners looking to expand their company’s reach globally and grow their online presence.
By Aaron Drotts4 years ago in Journal
Is Marketing Analytics More Important Than SEO For Driving Sales?
Is marketing analytics more important than search engine optimization for driving business results? The answer may depend on your company, but there are some very good reasons why marketing analytics should take priority.
By Aaron Drotts4 years ago in Journal
10 Things That Will Make You Have A Positive Day At The Office
To have positive days at work, you need to adopt some habits that will help you perform better. In this article, I will provide you with a list of 10 things you need to do to have a positive day at work.
By Ryan Miller4 years ago in Journal
Do you think of yourself as a rebel? Your path has one of two conclusions.
The true rebel lives a life full of discomfort. Peace? That doesn’t exist for the rebel. The rebel spends their life going against everything society tells them to hold true. So the rebel spends their life fighting conformity.
By Brenden Weber4 years ago in Journal