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I have never seen a person achieve more, by doing twice as less work. Time management is something we learn once we begin to understand our work routine, what we like and what we don’t like about our jobs. Read More

“It is simple math,” the strategist said in a tone that sounded suspiciously similar to how I explain things to my six-year-old daughter. “Decreasing churn by a percent — a single percent! — creates tens of millions of dollars of value. A point of market share creates five times that amount. Our gr Read More

Are you considering whether a pre-college internship is right for you? This overview of one intern’s experience might help. Read More

So you have trouble getting ready in the morning? No sweat! Your not uncommon predicament can be dealt with the business way, through planning and some can do attitude. Read More

Why bother with documentation? Why not just do everything by rote every time you need to complete a task? Documentation can come in handy in a variety of different ways. Read More

Do you compromise your morals for the sake of been recognized? Discover how to gain recognition and become popular without compromising your morals. Read More

Over the years I have been on a wild goose chase, believing that I have been given the responsibility by providence to change people, those were indeed wasted years because in reality, you can’t change anyone. You can only change yourself. Read More

People hate rules; me included. But since it is good, finding a compelling reason to be disciplined will help us all to practice the same. I will focus on 5 benefits of being disciplined in an effort to convince our minds to lead a disciplined life.
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In Matilda, the beloved children’s story by Roald Dahl, which was later adapted into a film starring Danny DeVito, as well as a successful Broadway and West End musical, the title character was so intelligent that her unused brain power led to her developing telekinetic abilities, which were often Read More