Having Trouble Making a Choice? Compare Consequences for Your Options

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Having Trouble Making a Choice? Compare Consequences for Your Options

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Having Trouble Making a Choice? Compare Consequences for Your Options When you’re trying to make an important decision, selecting the best option can be confusing. Plus, what might be best for someone else might not be best for you. So you still might want to weigh your options, even if…

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A Beginner’s Guide to Getting a Job When You Have Limited Experience

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A Beginner’s Guide to Getting a Job When You Have Limited Experience Landing a job when you have limited experience has always been perplexing because employers want you to have experience already. Today, it’s even more challenging because the requirements have become more demanding even for entry level work. Take…

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14 Ways To Rejuvenate Your Passions This Spring

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14 Ways To Rejuvenate Your Passions This Spring Spring brings the perfect opportunity to shake off your winter doldrums! Get in tune with the all the new growth around you and make some positive changes in your life: try these 14 ways to rejuvenate your passions. Rejuvenating Passions in Your…

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4 Steps to Greatness

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4 Steps to Greatness Each day you open your eyes is an opportunity for you to be great! Why not take advantage of that opportunity to be great every day? You’re likely on board with doing that, if only you could figure out how to produce greatness, right? Follow these…

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Work Smarter, Not Harder: 5 Ways to Avoid Micromanaging

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Work Smarter, Not Harder: 5 Ways to Avoid Micromanaging Click on Custom Photo Cards for more. Courtesy by Personal Development Blog Are you guilty of micromanaging? The reality is that micromanagement is extremely difficult for most people to steer clear of. There’s usually something innate that tells you the only…

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Increase Your Job Satisfaction by Shaking Things Up a Bit

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Increase Your Job Satisfaction by Shaking Things Up a Bit Click on Custom Photo Cards for more. Courtesy by Personal Development Blog Variety is one of the most important factors that contribute to job satisfaction. Have a better time at the office and get more done by learning how to…

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Easy 4-Step Process for Getting More Accomplished Each Day

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Easy 4-Step Process for Getting More Accomplished Each Day Click on Custom Photo Cards for more. Courtesy by Personal Development Blog At the end of each day, are you baffled by the fact that you’ve accomplished absolutely nothing of value? It’s so easy to get caught up in the thick…

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Top Strategies for Building a Top-Notch Team

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Top Strategies for Building a Top-Notch Team Leading a team is hard work! There are so many variables that can make the role as team leader challenging. It’s easy to get discouraged when you see that your team isn’t displaying the skills and strengths you thought they had. You’ll probably…

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Drive Your Resume to the Top of the Pile Using the CCAR Model

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Drive Your Resume to the Top of the Pile Using the CCAR Model There is still stiff competition for many job openings, so you need a way to make your resume stand out in a crowded field of candidates. The CCAR model is one proven technique that can help you…

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My Versatility Comes In Handy

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Reflection Affirmation Title: My Versatility Comes In Handy Having a wide variety of skills helps me get through each day. It brings me pride to know that my many skills ensure that I can perform many types of tasks. My skills are diverse. I am a good listener. I can…

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