Love yourselfâalways have high self-esteem
Every individual needs to have self-esteem, quite simply because it affects every aspect of oneâs life. Since the reality is our self-esteem does fluctuate, here are some tips to help you.
Sorting out a new job offer
So a new job offer is yours to consider! Before you make a decision based on emotional factors, make a point-by-point comparison of your new job with your old, to make sure that the change will be for the better.
Do you really want that goal?
Ask yourself a few questions before committing to an ambitious path.
Keep your impulses at bay
If you think youâre a procrastinator, you might be suffering from your own impulsivity, Eric Ravenscraft writes at LifeHacker. Here are some ways to keep your impulsivity in check.
âCan I work for your company too?â
What should you do if you are asked for a favor you cannot comfortably grant? Here are some approaches that can help deal with the request in a way that is both appropriate and comfortable.
5 tips for proposing a change
Here are some guidelines to keep in mind to add punch to a written proposalâwhether itâs about doing some teleworking, changing a meeting time or attending a conference.
1-Minute Strategies: March ’19
Is it dos and donâts, doâs and donâts or doâs and donâtâs? … Make an effort to revitalize your workspace at least every six months … Nomophobia is the Cambridge Dictionaryâs word of the year for 2018 … How your favorite hobby can ease work stress
Prone to procrastination?
 Try entering âNot to Doâ items into your regular to-do list. These might include âdonât play solitaireâ or âdonât surf the sports scores.â If you go through the day without doing these things, check them off your listâand itâll be that much easier to forgo them tomorrow.
Ask 4 questions before tattling at work
If youâre unhappy with a co-workerâs behavior and arenât sure whether reporting the person would be telling or tattling, ask yourself these four questions.
Navigation, graphics and styles in Word
What is the point of the Navigation pane? … Is there an easier method than copying and pasting to use PowerPoint graphics in Word? … How do I get a style change to stick?