Words, Words, Words: August ’17
Write it right, say it right, spell it right.
Create a record of your crossroads moments
A decision journal is a great way to figure out what works and what doesn’t. When faced with an important choice, write down what you decide, why you made that choice, what you expect to happen and how you feel about the possible outcomes, says author Michael Mauboussin. Doing so will help you understand your […]
Tips to improve your health at work
Our bodies weren’t designed to be sedentary for so long in the office. Following are some tips for making those hours count toward your well-being.
Leonardo da Vinci would like a word with you
By looking at the world in unusual ways, da Vinci made his surroundings fascinating and found the many challenges and wonders within them. Your job is such a wonder-filled place, whether you realize it right now or not.
When your boss is a bully
Recent research suggests that supervisors target those who are least likely to defend themselves. This dysfunctional pattern can be shifted if you’re willing to take action.
Is Google+ still a thing?
You still see the logo sprinkled about, but if you’re not already a Google+ devotee, you might wonder why with all the other big social players around. Here’s the what and why of Google+ with some decision-making fodder for jumping on (or off) the bandwagon.
Help your boss travel more smoothly
Looking for ways to make your boss’s life a little easier on the road? Svilen Petrov, writing at Wings Journal, shares these business travel tips from frequent traveler Eric Pulier.
‘Into’ and ‘Onto’ vs. ‘In To’ and ‘On To’
Here’s a classic is-it-this-way or is-it-that-way problem that a lot of people get wrong.
The joys and benefits of losing focus
Your mind wasn’t built to put the pedal to the metal 24/7. Consider these strategies to stay sharp.
Recover from a pause between jobs
Isn’t it a tiny bit sad how afraid we all are of that gap between jobs? Some are afraid potential employers will freak out about it; others get stressed over not having enough to do. Keep these tips in mind.