You’re not alone. Many of us spend a large proportion of our time chasing our tails as we strive to get too many things done too quickly. The thing is – there are a couple of very simple things that we can do to make all the difference when it comes to ‘getting stuff done’. Setting yourself up for failure Have you ever considered that there may be a very good reason why you’re not completing some of those tasks on your to-do list?...
If you have felt that way, you are not alone. Many people find themselves a victim of an emotional blackmailer. But what exactly is emotional blackmail? Let’s take a look. What Is Emotional Blackmail? Emotional blackmail is a very dysfunctional dynamic that happens in some relationships. It is a form of manipulation that a person uses to make demands on and threaten their victims to get what they want. Just like “regular” blackmail, the message of emotional blackmail is this: “If you don’t do what I want and when I want it, you will be sorry....
Happy employees work harder The trendy startup agency with table football and pinball in the breakout zone, where hipster geeks chill amidst office dogs and beanbag chairs, may have become a modern cliché, but there is wisdom behind the nurturing of this kind of work culture. Numerous studies suggest that when people are enjoying their jobs they are more efficient. And it may be cynical, but if the only motivation driving some profit-focused companies to invest properly in the well-being of their staff is to increase productivity, then that’s better than nothing....
1. Accept Responsibility for Your Part of the Problems In any partnership, both people share responsibility for success and failures. When problems arise, spend more time focusing on how you contributed to the problem, rather than accusing your partner of causing it. Acknowledge and accept your share of the responsibility before pointing fingers at your partner. 2. Avoid Reacting on Emotion Only People make the best decisions when they use a combination of logic and emotion....
I’m here to tell you that it’s okay. It’s time to take the pressure off you. I’m here to help you do more than just “finding your passion.” I’m here to help you live life the way it should be. To live life in the now, and totally crush it. Period. Life is not a destination. Life is a journey. Some people take 10 years to figure out their life purpose, and some never do....
Anger is a natural response to injustice or frustration. Kids aren’t born with emotional awareness and control, though, so it’s up to parents to help them deal with it. Fortunately, most kids outgrow outbursts and temper tantrums by the time they’re seven or eight. By then, they’ve learned self-control and can vocalize their frustrations better. There are times when a child’s anger can be a sign of a deeper problem....
Swimming underwater is more fun You can have more fun while snorkelling You can challenge yourself As a scuba diver, this is an extra layer of security This infographic was originally published by Skill Collector on How to Hold Your Breath Longer in 8 Steps. Please link back to it when sharing. If you like this Infographic, please share it with your friends :) Featured photo credit: Ekke via flickr.com
But it doesn’t have to. You can have a healthy, loving marriage that is full of intimacy. It’s not always easy, but it can be done if you both commit to making it happen. But what is intimacy? How do we define it? Most people probably think of sexuality when they hear the word “intimacy.” But it is so much more than that. So, first, let’s take a look at the different kinds of intimacy....
Introduce New Material Parents must give their kids as many possibilities as they can to listen to stories, read out loud to create their own perspectives. It’s important to introduce new literature into your child’s life, whether that means telling a different story every night or picking a new book for your child to read every week. Use Everyday Life As Inspiration For New Reading Material The next method could possibly be useful for parents trying to stimulate and boost their kid’s reading ....
However, money is not everything. Money might buy you things that make you feel happy, but happiness from within is what money can’t afford. I have a lot of friends who have very little money to spare, yet live a rich life. Their lifestyle, their personal satisfaction, and their acceptance of themselves are what makes them seem rich. Non-monetary things can also make you happy – and believe me, they will be your biggest asset in the long run....
The Basics of Good Impressions The cornerstones of proper business etiquette are the following: Be on time. Dress appropriately for an occasion. Address everyone respectfully, such as by their last name. Maintain eye contact, but do not stare. Speak clearly, confidently, and do not rush through your thoughts or sentences. Offer a firm handshake. Smile, Smile, Smile A confident, relaxed smile is the best way to put other people at ease....
However, it can be easier said than done. In this article, I will share with you how I helped my clients to change their lives and tips for you to make a positive change for a fulfilling life. From Losing Control to Radiating Happiness They sat opposite me and didn’t just look dejected, they looked like the world had caved in on them and was likely to stop their heart with the effort of living....
Note that this a natural deodorant and not an antiperspirant and will not prevent sweating. So far as I know, there is no such thing as a natural antiperspirant, but this will make it so your sweat will not stink, which is the biggest sweat-concern for most people.
First, let’s think about all the parts of a successful job search: That’s 10 basic steps for a typical job interview, and at least eight of those you’re doing over and over again. How can you make this a more productive process? Follow these tips: 1) Make a daily plan for yourself. For example: Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays: Follow up with one networking contact each day Tuesdays and Thursdays: Research new companies to apply to, make one new networking contact Every Thursday: Google your name and update your social networking sites if necessary....
Meanwhile, most of us are just trying to get by. Our day doesn’t start without a cup of coffee (or two) just to wake up and conjure up the energy to get through the morning. In our busyness, we choose quick and fast foods so that we can get onto our next meeting, activity, or task. The pressures and demands at work cause us to lose patience. We are irritable, reactionary, rushed, thus, making careless mistakes or forgetting simple things....
The struggle to strike a good balance between family time and work time is real. This struggle can leave many with deep feelings of anguish and guilt. Am I spending enough time with my kids so that they feel secure in our relationship? Is our family time meaningful and considered quality time? The good news is that there are solutions and tips you can implement today to strike a good balance between work and family time....
But, the best way to mend a broken heart is to pick up the pieces and move on. For, the right person may be just round the corner. Zen Pencils illustrates the point beautifully in this post. Featured photo credit: VIKTOR HANACEK via goo.gl
Remember that even basic things like closing the blinds in the summer and leaving them open during the winter can help you save energy by controlling the amount of sunlight entering your home. If your home is a few degrees warmer than you’d like it to be this summer, save energy by turning on a ceiling fan rather than the air conditioner, as ceiling fans use around the same amount of energy as a standard light bulb....
Ciao! Hello! When travelling or simply meeting someone with a different native language it’s always good (and polite) to be able to greet them. Here we have 21 ways you can say hello to anyone you come across and you will be able to understand their greeting! 21 Ways To Say Hello | Living Language
But…oops … the phone moved when you pushed the button to snap the photo. It’s not your fault; you can’t hold the phone 100 percent steady at arm’s length. Selfies are notorious for being just enough off-center to make them look…well…off-centered. To the rescue comes…TheSelfie. It’s not the most original name for a gadget, but it does one thing for you, and it does it well – it lets you hold the camera up with one hand and press the button remotely with the other hand....
