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White Collar Workers Engaged in Pseudo Productivity
In the modern workplace, the bustling schedules of knowledge workers often give the appearance of heightened productivity. Calendars are packed with back-to-back Zoom meetings, and inboxes overflow with emails demanding swift responses. Yet, a critical question looms large over this activity-filled landscape—does an overloaded schedule truly equate to meaningful contribution?
By Narghiza Ergashova2 years ago in Writers
Important Moves to Make if You Have Lost Your Job
Losing a job can be a challenging and stressful experience, often leaving individuals feeling uncertain about the future. However, taking proactive steps can help you navigate this transition effectively and find new opportunities. Here are some important steps to consider ensuring a smoother transition and maintain a positive outlook during this period of change.
By Narghiza Ergashova2 years ago in Writers
Self-Publishing Platforms For Your Fantasy Books
So you're gonna publish your book huh? That's amazing. Congrats, first of all for getting your book done. That's an achievement all in itself. It's not easy to get an entire manuscript done. But if you are new to the publishing world, little do you know, that was the easy part of being a published author. But don't worry. I'm here to help. In this article, I'll be going over self-publishing, the few most important things to look out for, and some of the most well-known platforms to write on that are non-exclusive and don't touch the rights to your book.
By Hope Martin2 years ago in Writers
On reading through life as a book
On reading through life as a book How astounding it is to live in a multidimensional world that coincides in its being to encompass millions of beings that coexist with each other, a million journeys with each one having its individuality, its narrative of how they survived the storm and sailed their boats in the dreary sea of survival. We strive in our yarns of glim, gloom, sadness and bloom, to rise in the highs of the beauty of abundance and to fall in the lowness of animosity and brevity of failures. To be or not to be, to smile or to frown upon while walking this journey called mortality, is a choice that lies to be made, to either loathe in the readiness of what was or to forget and move up in the radical acceptance of what is and what is about to be the reality that one forges to be in.
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Writers
Noteworthy Notebooks: Best Picks for Writers and Artists
In the age of digital convenience, there’s something timeless and profoundly satisfying about putting pen to paper. Whether you're a writer weaving tales or an artist sketching the world as you see it, the right notebook can be your trusty companion, capturing your thoughts, dreams, and inspirations. But with so many options out there, which notebooks truly stand out? Let’s dive into the world of noteworthy notebooks, tailored for the creative souls among us.
By Alex Romanenko2 years ago in Writers
An open letter to those feeling uncertain
An open letter to those feeling uncertain I often ponder the idea of existentialism and its essence in the presence of humanity. Evolution trotted in silent footsteps and bled over its entirety, transforming humans into the complex beings we are today. The social construct that generations before us built fostered connection, but it overlooked the idea of authenticity while embracing each other. The world we live in promotes the counterfeited fallacy of having your life together at every cycle and step of our lives.
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Writers
Business Analyst?
Imagine you've spent weeks preparing a detailed analysis. You've combed through mountains of data, meticulously verifying each step of your work. You present it, and... crickets. Your audience, likely non-technical stakeholders, don't seem to connect with it. What went wrong?
By Narghiza Ergashova2 years ago in Writers
