Mindset is everything. Let’s face it: You can rarely control everything happening around you, especially at work. However, you can control how you react to things emotionally. With an optimistic outlook, your mind will be in the right space to face the challenges of your day-to-day life. Just remember that optimism is not blind positivity. Rather, […]
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After climbing the corporate ladder and working excessively long days, author and sales strategy business coach Jen Gitomer decided she was done living to work. She chats with On Your Terms host Erin King about entrepreneurs’ tendency to flirt with burnout and how we can positively reframe our perspective around to-do lists to find more
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Welcome Back to Work Messages are filled with enthusiasm and energy to share with others and at the workplace. After working primarily from home for more than two years, an increasing number of companies are summoning their staff members back into the office. With some uplifting welcome back to work messages, what better way to
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“If you feel like you’re losing everything, remember that trees lose their leaves every year and they still stand tall and wait for better days to come.” ~Unknown Years ago, I was a young housewife, raising two children, and still practically a child myself. When my mother fell ill, we realized it was chronic and
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When Minda Harts began her blog, The Memo, she had no idea it would become a best-selling book and the foundation to her career development business. Harts tells In the Details host, Karen Allen, about her experience as a woman of color in the workplace, how equity should show up in your company, and the
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As a woman over 50, I am always refining how I dress and carry myself – and recently, the difference between style and fashion entered my mind. I have read many articles from fashionistas on style. One said, “Either you got it or you ain’t.” But I don’t buy into that. Style has to do
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I am a spender. At 13, I roamed the aisles of Target with my best friend, Mandi, calculating the best ways to spend every penny of the $20 bill in my lime green Gap purse: One box of Nutty Bars, a pink-and-white swimsuit speckled with ice cream cones, and a two-pack of Lip Smackers. Money
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Farewell Messages for Employees and Staff are beautiful words that touch the heart and make the occasion special and pleasing to each other. Corporate life has a large impact on our lives. Throughout our jobs, we encounter a wide range of people. They have an impact on our lives, whether directly or indirectly. However, they
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Astrology writer Narayana Montúfar wrote today’s post on home décor based on your moon sign! Enjoy, darlings! Whether we notice it or not, our five senses get immediately activated when we first walk into a room. As they perform an overall vibe-check, we sink into the overall feelings and sensations provided by the colors, textures,
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“Children in Africa are starving,” goes the dinner-table proverb. It’s a saying parents invented to beguile picky children into eating their crusts or preventing too many leftovers from cluttering up the refrigerator. Reflect on this cavalier expression a bit longer, though, and you’ll find it also flings the problems of hunger and poverty across international
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