There’s not yet a guaranteed way to predict or prevent diseases like Alzheimer’s or dementia, but there are things you can do to help keep your brain sharp. Tara Swart, writing at Fast Company, offers these tips.
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While email, text or social media may be the predominant way you communicate these days—they definitely shouldn’t be the only way you communicate. In fact, here are six things you should never put in writing.
Realizing they’re more about culture and relationships can help you understand those politics better and manage them to your advantage.
Whether your next performance review goes swimmingly or becomes a half hour of frustration, here are six phrases that will likely paint a more flattering picture of you.
Want to grow leaders, pass along the culture of your firm, or convince new hires that the company is vested in their career development? Encouraging mentorship might be your answer.
If you want to be thought of as a true business partner, it will be necessary to look beyond the department and think bigger.
Did you know attitude can make or break your career, a company, and a family? Did you know that attitude is more important than the past, education, money, failures and successes?
Smoking is not an entirely bad habit, writes Laura Vanderkam, who argues that taking smoke breaks minus the cigarettes is a habit everyone should adopt. Here’s why
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