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All for one, and one for all
Coronavirus quarantine gave everyone of us a chance to stand like 'all for one, and one for all'. Doctors supported the whole world, entertainers kept our smile live and writers kept us motivated. During lockdown I explored many ways to unleash my talent; I formed an NGO to support poor people in lockdown, I started a podcast that ranks #46 in India right now and I read more and more books. Still, I was feeling like incomplete. I felt like something was missing from me. I realized writing has more potential than any other field. So, I planned to jot down my thoughts.
By Zeeshan Mushtaq Lone5 years ago in Journal
10 Ways Entrepreneurs Shoot Themselves In The Foot
Entrepreneurs and their businesses have a tendency to ambush themselves when they aren’t looking. This affects how much revenue they can generate, how fast their business rises, and even if they survive after the first few years. If you feel there is a possibility you are getting in your way to success, review these elements to see if any of these items might apply.
By Nick Davies5 years ago in Journal
Easy to Learn Work at Home Careers
I went on a beach trip with my husband in March of 2020. We spent most of our time in outdoor spaces but went to eat breakfast at an IHOP on our way home. That's when we discovered how much the world had changed while we were out hiking on beaches. The world hadn't ended, but it had drastically changed. The restaurant was covered in plastic and everything came in a disposable container. The waitress was our guide. We listened in shock as she explained the new world we lived in.
By Jessica Poister5 years ago in Journal
Marie Kondo I am not!
Whether you’re a fan of Marie Kondo or watch the Home Edit there are tips for everyone everywhere about organising your life. While I admire the zeal of these organisational kings and queens, prince and princesses, that’s not me. I’m an artist and a writer swimming my way through life on a tide of let’s see what happens. That doesn’t mean I don’t plan my life or have goals, but I prefer not to be too structured and take opportunities as they come.
By Melanie Charles5 years ago in Journal
How to Stop Planning and Start Doing
Remember that job interview question, where they ask where you see yourself in five years? I always tried to prepare an answer just in case they asked it. The reason is, I never thought that far ahead.
By Darryl Brooks5 years ago in Journal
You Want To Earn More? Here Are The Tips!
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By mishirowland5 years ago in Journal
17 ways to generate passive income online
Anyone looking to make extra money can opt for a passive income source. However, depending on the business model you choose, you will need to know the appropriate channels to bring qualified traffic to the products or services you want to market. If you want to know the most profitable ways to obtain passive income online, we will show you the 17 ways to generate passive income online.
By https://hypepod.in5 years ago in Journal
So You Didn't Win the Little Black Book Challenge
I'm going to take a moment to untangle myself from this blanket and write a shout-out to my posse, the writers who did not win Vocal's Little Black Book Challenge. Sure the down payment on a house will have to wait, but there's gotta be something good that comes out of this, right? Something more than the 87 cents I made off the views for my story. When we signed up to Vocal, we joined a community, so we don't have to go through this alone. Let's lick our wounds together.
By Shannon Moldenhauer5 years ago in Journal
Lessons I Learned at the Warehouse: 002
3. Organize your pallet but keep your pallet jack moving. On my first week at the warehouse trainer, Bob would tell me over and over to keep my pallet jack moving. This took me over six months to learn. The pallet jack is a large piece of equipment to master. The jack has twin electric handles you twist to accelerate you and the product you're pulling. Bob would rotate the electric handle as I ran next to the jack (they can go eight mph) place boxes down. And, still, at the end of the aisle, I would have a mess of boxes on the pallet. We would waste time re-organizing the pallet to have it ship better, turn the aisle, and do the whole thing over again. Time wasted running alongside my pallet jack is used to re-organizing the cases.
By Jed Quinn5 years ago in Journal
Swipe These 7 Insider “Show, Don’t Tell” Tactics Top Businesses Use, to Sell Like a Pro
Showing something to prove a point beats plain telling because you’ve got supporting proof. When I teach my toddler the alphabet and say A for Apple, it is easier to bring an apple in front of him and show him an apple. So he can relate to it better. Since the time we were kids, showing makes more sense than just telling.
By Brinda Koushik5 years ago in Journal
Career Guidance
Hello everyone, if you are Indian and looking for a job in Gulf countries then this article is for you. As you all know, finding a job is a very difficult and complicated task. Where you face many difficulties such as not knowing which company is hiring.
By Zilch lewiz5 years ago in Journal
Things to consider when self-publishing
So you’ve finished your masterpiece and want to show it off? You feel like you don’t have the clout to take it to publishers, or maybe even have been rejected by some. However, you still have some faith left in your work and that there potentially is a market for it. Self-publishing is definitely a way you can go, giving you much more freedom and creative control over your own work. However, there is a lot more work involved than simply putting it out there.
By Caroline Egan5 years ago in Journal