Then, suddenly I found that I was a manger myself, so I became acutely aware of what makes a good boss. The greatest challenge was in managing staff and using my people skills effectively. Here are 20 signs that you got a good boss. 1. Your boss reassures you This may take the form of encouragement and stimulation to do even better. They both go hand-in-hand and the results from employees can be impressive....
To make you feel like you are the whole world to them even when you have other siblings, that is what makes a Dad cool. When all the external pressures they are under never seep into the space you occupy with them. That makes a Dad cool. A Dad can create that for a child by doing little things all the time. As children we do have the fond memories of a few big vacations with the family....
1. Forgetting Leg Day It only takes a few times in a row before you start to feel like Popeye. 2. The Pain Of The Day After Hopefully you have a go to friend for massages, because waddling around the office the day after an intense workout is never graceful. 3. Machine Hogging Nothing is quite as frustrating as pretending to do more reps while the entire gym sits casually on the treadmills, bikes, and ellipticals....
20 Things They Don’t Want You to Know – [PCWorld.com] Update: (2005/09/29) MSN.com’s URL is not permanent (what are they thinking)! I have changed all to PCWorld.com for now.
If you are serious about furthering your personal growth, then it’s a good idea to ask yourself the following four questions on a regular basis. They can all act as powerful triggers for self-reflection. Each question will help you assess whether or not you have lived a truly great 2016 and help you in your 2017 journey to ensure you live an even greater year. #1 Have you become more positive?...
1. Stranded Stranded details the events of the 1972 Andes plane crash, as told by the 16 survivors. It’s a harrowing, but exceptionally uplifting, tale of surviving against unimaginable adversity. It’s a documentary absolutely everybody should see. 2. The Cove This will change your views on dolphins in captivity, and the efforts of conservationist Ric O’Barry are life changing. The issue of mercury in the fish we eat is also raised—it hammers this point home with shocking honesty....
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Getting rich doesn’t happen by accident. There are some external factors that influence the process; however, the dos and don’ts in everyday life play a significant role. Wealthy individuals tend to have many things in common. Here are 20 of them. 1. They set achievable and specific goals. More than 60% of rich people who took part in a research agreed that they focus on their goals on a daily basis....
1. You grew up together In high school you pretty much grew up with your friends. You all went to the same movies, walked down the same hallways, listened to the same kind of music, and got used to each other as you grew up in the strong social environment high school presented to you. 2. They are a place to return to Your high school friends offer you a place to return to no matter how much time or distance separates you....
1. They feel like they could die from anxiety Having a panic attack literally feels like it could kill you. Your heart is beating like crazy, you’re sweating, you feel like you might vomit or pass out. You feel like you’ll die right here right now – in fact you kind of wish you would because nothing could feel worse than this. 2. They need you to be patient It can be hard but when you’re not patient, it just adds to their anxiety and makes things a whole lot worse....
But the fact is, while a lot of people dream about having all of these things, most will never take even the first steps to become an entrepreneur, why not? For a lot of us, coming up with a “million dollar idea” is easy, implementing it is not. Knowing how to get your business started is the hardest part. There are a lot of things to think about. Is my idea even good enough?...
As a result, there are countless websites out there that are geared to make you smarter and more brilliant for either a low or no cost. Here are just 25 killer websites that may just make you more clever than ever before. 1. Duolingo This isn’t the first time I’ve recommended this language-teaching website (and app), and it certainly won’t be the last. Duolingo is a free version of Rosetta-Stone that delivers the same results: teaching you another language....
I was just kidding about that last part. I don’t own a dog, but if I did, I’m sure he’d hate him too. However, even with all his scandals and quirks, there’s something about Woody Allen that makes him strangely charming; and for me, that’s his writing. In fact, one of my favorite quotes, which happens to be #20 on this list, is from a Woody Allen movie. He has a particular way of conveying truths about human nature through humor that’s unparalleled by any other satirical screenwriter, and that’s saying something....
1. School Will Get More Important I know you’re tired of hearing it, but school really does get more important. When you only have a few assignments per semester, one or two bad projects can make your grade take a hit. 2. School Gets More Entertaining That being said, every so often in university you’ll have off beat hobby classes, like Philosophy of Harry Potter. Thankfully, this is also the class where you have one project for the whole semester and the professor’s always 10 minutes late....
1. Greetings and Send-offs I never start an email with the contents. An email always begins with a sound introduction or with the recipient’s name. This will, in the beginning, let them know to whom they are speaking with. When you begin by acknowledging them by name (e.g. Hello, John Doe), you will let them know whom you intend on talking with. When you are done with an email, always finish by saying “Thanks” or “Cheers”, to practice good etiquette and respect....
1. When you trust your sister too much: via 9gag You have a really hot date, and you’ve decided you don’t like your bangs. In a moment of weakness and false trust, you get the scissors and let your sister trim them. This is what you get. This will not get posted on any blog about funny haircuts, no matter how many pictures she takes. 2. When you get caught in your sister’s stuff: via News....
1. Installing Hidden Cameras Is there anything creepier than being watched? Your apartment is supposed to be your own private place to retreat and relax – but this isn’t always the case. Over the past few years, we’ve heard numerous stories – including this one from a young student living in New York – regarding the installation of hidden cameras in apartments. “Everyone has a right to privacy in their own personal living space,” says Abraham Jaros, a New York City attorney and senior partner at Jaroslawicz and Jaros....
You’ll have many positive feelings also mixed with many negative ones. Are you excited, motivated but also nervous and uncertain? This mindset is normal especially when you’ve worked at your 9-5 for many years. You’ve been told what time to arrive, what to do and when to leave. But following someone else’s orders causes you to lose your own sense of self-direction. Tuning into the right mindset doesn’t mean that you’ll never feel uncertain or nervous....
Shame Indicates Your Vulnerabilities First, Shame shows you what you believe about yourself, and what your vulnerabilities are. We all have our weak spots, and, when you think about it, wouldn’t you rather be aware of them than not? So, you may ask, how does this work? Great question, I’m glad you asked. As Eleanor Roosevelt famously said, “no one can make you feel inferior without your consent.” When you feel shame, you are subconsciously consenting to what was said about you....
People say it without even thinking. It’s by far the number one muttered excuse for not getting things done. What people should really be saying is… “I didn’t make it a priority.” There are hours and hours of hidden productivity in all of our lives, no matter who you are. And I’m not talking about doing things like working 80 hours a week, sleeping less, or anything else that is going to take away from your health and slowly kill you over time....
