“Medical studies have shown that the physical and mental effects of anxiety have repercussions beyond the occasional headache; high levels of stress have been linked to weight gain, a weakened immune system, and depression. So here’s some tips on how to relax and keep stress at bay.” Continue reading: Tips for Relaxing |HackCollege.
“Most people have some sort of “escape mode” that they fall into when they’re trying to avoid a problem in their life. Some people eat. Some people watch tons of television. Other people play games. Some people read. Some people get drunk. Others weed their garden obsessively. “Often, when I find myself regressing into “blocking”
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“We reward the new, the counter-intuitive and the loud. And yet the most important challenges we face are none of these things.” The question, though, is how can you be a sufficiently “thoughtful and reflective” leader in a world that demands you to rush from one “fire-drill” after another? Here are four important steps to take:
There are countless ways to introduce yourself to someone at a conference, seminar, trade show, network event, or other outside-the-office business function. Some are surprisingly effective; some are not-so-surprisingly not. Here are some of the best, and worst, of them… Continue reading at: Best and Worst Business Pick Up Lines | Spark Minute.
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“There are appointed leaders and there are accepted leaders – and being the first doesn’t guarantee that you’ll be the second. “Fortunately, you can start working on being someone who people will accept as a leader long before you’re appointed to lead. Think of a leader, in the simplest terms, as someone whom others trust
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Did you know that the average person blinks 15-20 times per minute?! “Although some of this blinking has a clear purpose—mostly to lubricate the eyeballs, and occasionally protect them from dust or other debris—scientists say that we blink far more often than necessary for these functions alone.” And people tend to blink in very predictable
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