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Everyone loves a good story. This is something that’s been hardwired into the human brain, from ancient times to modernity. In ancient times, they had epics like the Iliad and the Odyssey. In modern times, we have TV shows, movies, paperbacks and ebooks of all kinds.

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Becoming successful is a challenge, and the way we see "success" varies. Yet, while we may define success in different ways, the journey of success often boils down to a basic outline that anyone can follow. Among the hard things you need to do to be successful, consider the three key aspects liste Read More

If you can't manage your own life, how can you expect to manage other people? Think about it for a second. Don't all the business management tips you have come across so far pretty much come down to answering that question in one way or another? Read More

It goes without saying that the best way to reward employees who have performed above and beyond is with a raise and possibly a promotion. These things are sometimes not possible, due to a lack of available funds or an available position. However there are several low or no cost ways to let and emp Read More

Confidence is sometimes mistaken for arrogance in the art of negotiation as well as everyday life. There is a fine line between the two in spite of the fact that they are actually polar opposites; much like a magnet with a positive and negative pole, arrogance and confidence can be viewed in the sa Read More

“Most of us are familiar with the terms “economic capital” or “human capital”. But, have you considered the notion of “psychological capital” and how it relates to your work life? Researchers studying the application of Positive Psychology to the workplace have carefully considered this idea — as a Read More

Leaders make up a tiny percentage of any healthy workforce but an even smaller sliver of that group goes on to become an exceptional leader. According to landmark cosmetics company Mary Kay, only 2 percent of their massive sales team reaches the coveted level of director. That's the first rung in t Read More