The word of the year is…
The Oxford English Dictionary’s choice reflects, as they describe it, “the ethos, mood, or preoccupations of the passing year.”
Category: Personal Development
1-Minute Strategies: April ’19
Acknowledge the control you have over your time and actions … Don’t expect a response to impersonal emails … Let the sunshine in
Three questions about Google Sheets
Consolidating data … Dynamic filtering … Slicers in Sheets?
Develop a positive explanatory style
Positive people have a way of telling even sob stories in a way that reveals a silver lining. That’s called a “positive explanatory style.” Develop it with these 4 steps…
Love yourself—always have high self-esteem
Every individual needs to have self-esteem, quite simply because it affects every aspect of one’s life. Since the reality is our self-esteem does fluctuate, here are some tips to help you.
Keep your impulses at bay
If you think you’re 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.
1-Minute Strategies: March ’19
Is it dos and don’ts, do’s and don’ts or do’s and don’t’s? … Make an effort to revitalize your workspace at least every six months … Nomophobia is the Cambridge Dictionary’s word of the year for 2018 … How your favorite hobby can ease work stress
3 top picks for virus/malware protection
It’s time to get serious about virus and malware protection. Here are PC Magazine’s top 3 picks.
Power through an awful day
You’re tired, sick or just plain sick and tired, and the end of the workday seems forever away. Follow these tips to power through and finish strong.
How to make a decision blind
What should your mindset be when you have a suddenly make a blind tough call that might have serious ramifications if you get it wrong?