It might seem counterintuitive, but it’s important to embrace procrastination as part of your writing process. Ann Handley is a digital marketing pioneer, writer and speaker focused on inspiring businesses worldwide to elevate their marketing. This week, she chats with On Your Terms host Erin King about embracing the struggles of writing and marketing while […]
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“It’s okay to let go of those who couldn’t love you. Those who didn’t know how to. Those who failed to even try. It’s okay to outgrow them, because that means you filled the empty space in you with self-love instead. You’re outgrowing them because you’re growing into you. And that’s more than okay, that’s
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23 November: In a year, the 23rd of November is the 327th day as per the Georgian Calendar. In a leap year, it is the 328th day of the year. What special day is today? This day has its distinctiveness and importance in history. Let’s explore people who have carved a niche for themselves
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Brian and Jamie Ratner have a lot going on. The husband-wife duo are parents to two teenagers; the recent co-authors of ParentPreneurs: A Decade of Deals from a Messy Minivan; and the founders of CertifiKID, a 12-year-old web-based business that offers families discounts at nationwide locations, ranging from summer camps to amusement parks to farm
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What happened? What did you learn? What do you want them to do? Robert Hartwell is passionate about telling stories when you’re on a mountaintop, as well as when you’re in a valley. He chats with Brilliant Thoughts host Tristan Ahumada about how he used storytelling, honesty and relationships to further his career. He also
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It’s not uncommon for money or economic talk to come up at the Thanksgiving dinner table, which can result in heated disagreements with loved ones. Money is complicated and people can be irrational about it. Family can become defensive when talking about financial plans or even make you second-guess your own understanding and decision making.
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Why do we feel guilty for doing what’s best for us? Even thinking about a different route for our lives can lead us down a guilt trip as we anticipate whom we might let down or disappoint. This week, In the Details host Karen Allen shares how to not get tripped up in moments of
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Truth be told, like all of you, I am thankful for everything! I am thankful for my mistakes, my self-inflicted punishments, my surprise accomplishments, the joy in watching a sunrise, the stars in the sky, my ability to forgive, my love of nature and my curious mind, my lack of fear to test all
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Guest Author November 23, 2022 How to Create a Culture of Excellence in Remote Teams Success Consciousness If you’re running a company that uses a remote work model, this guide might come in handy. We’ll show you how to create an excellent culture built around it. If you are considering the idea of going remote,
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Everyone, particularly children, needs an identity larger than themselves—something they belong to, feel a part of, and gain security and protection from. It is kids who do not get this identity from their families who are drawn to the rituals, “colors,” and traditions of gangs or other identity substitutes for families. Strong traditions exist in
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