The Dangers Of Selfies

There’s a startling amount of controversy around selfies. Some people love them and believe they allow people to express and love themselves, whilst others regard them as vain methods of attention seeking. Andy Martin has created a montage of some more effects that selfies can have on us that are just as real as the other people’s views: selfie’s could turn you into a cow, or invisible. So beware of the selfie!...

December 25, 2022 · 1 min · 81 words · Bryan Salyards

The Dark Side Of The Fitspiration Revolution

While there can be some benefits to using #Fitspiration and using some of these images and quotes (typically posted by others) to motivate ourselves, there are others who put up glaringly negative messages about what we ‘should’ look like, what we ‘should’ be doing, and what you ‘could’ look like if you engaged in a variety of healthy and unhealthy practices. All of these driving negative forces can put a vulnerable population (again, mostly women) at risk for beginning a negative cycle of self-abuse with their words, thoughts, and actions....

December 25, 2022 · 2 min · 392 words · Earl Hinson

The Endless Battle Between School Work And Play For Children

Keeping Children Busy Makes No Room for Creativity Parents who are pushing their kids toward success are unfortunately harming their kid’s creativity. It happens when there isn’t enough time in the day to allow kids to simply play. Many adults are continually over scheduling children and keeping the lives of these kids so structured that free play is an afterthought. But the need for play to ignite creativity in children is real....

December 25, 2022 · 4 min · 700 words · Patrick Calandra

The Guide On Learning Styles And Style Discovery Test

There are different learning styles: Visual (spatial). You prefer using pictures, images, and spatial understanding. Aural (auditory-musical). You prefer using sound and music. Verbal (linguistic). You prefer using words, both in speech and writing. Physical (kinesthetic). You prefer using your body, hands and sense of touch. Logical (mathematical). You prefer using logic, reasoning and systems. Social (interpersonal). You prefer to learn in groups or with other people. Solitary (intrapersonal). You prefer to work alone and use self-study....

December 25, 2022 · 1 min · 206 words · Andrea Chavez

The Habits That Block Our Path To Happiness

1. Others vs. Me Some people focus too much on others. They keep talking about what “they” have and what “they” did. Often, they feel jealous of other people’s achievements, but never dare to step up and take initiative themselves. They fear not being as “good” or “successful” as the other person. This is a negative attitude. Don’t think others find happiness and success because they are better than you. Let their stories inspire you instead....

December 25, 2022 · 4 min · 668 words · Nikia Johnson

The Importance Of Leading With Empathy And How To Do It

Good leaders inspire teams to thrive and ultimately affect a company’s bottom line. Strong entrepreneurial leaders manage remote teams in a way that leads to the growth of that entrepreneur’s business. Good leaders inspire you to be better; bad leaders leave you frustrated. The Importance of Leading With Empathy One of the keys to effective leadership is leading with empathy. In a time when the world is embracing the need for more diversity and inclusion, leading with empathy is even more essential....

December 25, 2022 · 7 min · 1432 words · Thomas Carlisle

The Important Things And Advice To Know That People Generally Aren T Told About

1. Marry your best friend. I am truly amazed that I have the most successful marriage of all my friends — going strong after fifteen years. Most of my friends are amazed, too, because, growing up, I was the geek who couldn’t get a girlfriend. I had almost no relationships until I was in my mid twenties. I got married at 29. I’m now 45 and still deeply in love. Meanwhile, I have seen so many of my friends get divorces and/or grind their teeth through loveless, combative relationships....

December 25, 2022 · 20 min · 4187 words · Oralia Thomen

The Meaning Of Organized Life

This week Dave divulges the all-elusive ‘meaning of organized life’: Things need to go where they need to go. Simple? That’s the idea, I guess. The most interesting point he makes, in this article, is how you would go about your daily life recognizing where any given ‘thing’ needs to go. This is a big part of GTD and processing inboxes. This takes time to get into practice, but once this step is perfected and you find yourself organizing your things without a second thought, that zen-like organizational haven that could be your desk will be yours....

December 25, 2022 · 1 min · 104 words · Petra Streater

The Most Underutilized Tool For Effective Communication

For instance, there is a certain tool I have found to be extremely effective in clearing up all sorts of communication glitches in organizations, and it works almost instantly. It’s something most of us learned about way back in our primary school English classes, but we forgot about it that long ago too, because our English teachers were pretty much the only people who talked about it. Once I remembered it, I discovered it to be one of the most powerful communication tools we could use in our company so that expectations would be clear....

December 25, 2022 · 3 min · 601 words · Kenneth Gonzalez

The Number One Trick To Succeeding When You Screw Up

Here at Lifehack I’ve read countless amazing articles that focus on boosting productivity, jump starting motivation, and life organization skills. So, instead of giving you another article that focuses on things you’ve probably already read, I want to talk about the one thing that all of us have in common, that can hinder our productivity, and one simple trick that can keep us on track to succeed. What is this one thing we all have in common that can keep us from achieving our goals?...

December 25, 2022 · 4 min · 811 words · Jennifer Kranz

The Only Parenting Advice You Ll Ever Need

In order to raise children who are successful and responsible as they grow up, you must learn to harness their true nature. You can tell your child’s behavioral traits by observing them closely. As a parent, you must be intuitive and not reactive. If your child is social, they would need a friend in their parent. If you have an Energizer bunny on your hands, they’ll need you to keep them engaged with newer experiences often....

December 25, 2022 · 1 min · 116 words · Reba Martinez

The Power And Pitfalls Of Complete Vulnerability

While waiting for my mom to pick me up from after school daycare (I distinctly recall this memory to this day), my best friend and crush at the time, his friend, and I all sat in a circle playing Jenga by the child-sized lockers. In the middle of our game, he looked up at me, and asked, “So who do you have a crush on?” My heart stopped. He continued staring as though he already knew the answer, as though my eyes must have given it away, but said nothing and waited for me to respond....

December 25, 2022 · 8 min · 1675 words · David Busby

The Rules Of Suit Jacket Buttoning Every Gentleman Needs To Know

Just looking at a jacket, you can observe that there are buttons, and there are holes intended for each one. If you decide you want to wear that jacket, your first thoughts would be to put it on, then fasten the buttons. Simple, right? At first, it may look that way, but the truth is, there are rules to be followed. Here are two reasons why we need to follow them....

December 25, 2022 · 2 min · 281 words · Carolyn Munguia

The Scary Truth About Nightmare Disorder And Top Treatments That Work

Untreated, nightmare disorder can have a significant, dastardly impact on our ability to just function normally, day to day. It’s not just about having a restless night’s sleep and struggling to get out of bed the next morning laden with fatigue. If you suffer nightmare disorder, you often experience greater frequency of your nightmares either across different nights or as a sequence of disturbing dreams in the same night. Fear and anxiety often wreak havoc on you emotionally, mentally and physically when trying to fall asleep, during and between your sleep cycles and also upon waking....

December 25, 2022 · 10 min · 2060 words · Luis Hensley

The Secrets To Nailing The Perfect Resume

With a number of softwares being used for basic screening of profiles, you have your task cut out to not only impress the hiring manager but also pass the machine test. There are keywords you must use to amp-up your profile, and terms that don’t inspire confidence should be removed. Your resume needs to cover relevant sections without running into multiple pages. The folks down at Featured photo credit: Steve Petrucelli | Flickr via goo....

December 25, 2022 · 1 min · 75 words · Amy Alton

The Single Biggest Regret People Have In Their Lives

People often get stuck where they are at. They live rather comfortably and don’t want to give that up. Usually it has to deal with monetary values, because whether we like to believe it or not, to pursue plenty of things there is a price. At the same time, there is the dichotomy that they are making money not doing what they love and instead just ‘getting by’. The most important step into not falling into the life of regret is finding the medium into which you can step outside that comfort level and let the unpredictable route of passion takes its hold over you....

December 25, 2022 · 4 min · 644 words · Della Odell

The Strategies That Highly Effective Communicators Use For Great Conversations

Some people are gifted in conversing and can just talk to anyone at any place, at any time. Some people struggle to even make come up with one line even though their minds are overflowing with millions of possible topics waiting in a queue. What separates these two types of people is communication skills. You need to master the art of communication skill in order to get conversations flowing. Conversation is like a ball game....

December 25, 2022 · 3 min · 579 words · Liza Haertel

The Thrifty Bride S Guide To Wedding Planning

Rings When revealing your engagement to the world, one of the first things people ask is if they can see the ring. There is a huge cultural fascination and emphasis on the ring and its reflection of the love your partner has for you. What is interesting is that the emphasis on how large the diamond is has gradually lessened and people are choosing more affordable, artistic, and personalized routes when buying engagement rings....

December 25, 2022 · 7 min · 1290 words · Kyle Craft

The Top 5 To Do Apps For Iphone

The iPhone has many to-do apps available, but it can be difficult for you to find out the best to-do app for your iPhone from the plethora of choices from both paid and free app lists. To help you get started on being more productive with your iPhone, let’s take a look at the top five to-do apps. 1. Orchestra Orchestra is a free to-do list app. You can create your to-do list and even share the list with others....

December 25, 2022 · 3 min · 587 words · Samuel Fitzgerald

The Tremendous Impact Of A Sad Family On An Innocent Child

Parenthood can be a long, lonely road sometimes, where the best parent can question their abilities. However, typically wanting to protect a child is a sign of excellent parenting instincts. How to go about doing it is another matter. The causes of family conflicts vary but their impact is disastrous. 1. Money issues Sarah Hill, Advisor, Mums That Work 2. Family dynamics, illness or death Another root issue is simple family dynamics where personalities become highly incompatible and attempts at conflict resolution fail because parents lack the ability and lose the desire to cope with their mate’s daily problems or issues....

December 25, 2022 · 4 min · 805 words · Raphael Lebaron