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Gear up for the new year – become more creative and organized

Jan 15, 2024 11:20:51 AM / by posted in Productivity, Self-Development, Problem-solving, Creativity, Eisenhower Matrix

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Becoming more creative and organized involves developing certain habits, mindsets, and strategies. By incorporating these mental exercises and organizational strategies into your daily routine, you can enhance your abilities to be a more innovative and productive problem solver.

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Embracing Servant Leadership

Jul 28, 2023 3:50:03 PM / by posted in Psychology, Self-Development, Leadership

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Leadership styles have seen significant transformations in today's fast-paced and ever-evolving business world. The traditional hierarchical approach, focused on command and control, has given way to a new model known as servant leadership. While servant leadership has roots dating back to ancient times, its relevance today has grown exponentially. This recognizes that leaders prioritizing serving teams, employees, and stakeholders are better equipped to foster growth, innovation, and sustainable success.

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Five Tips to Using Mindfulness to Improve Sleep

Aug 26, 2021 9:33:29 AM / by posted in Self-Development

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Achieving quality sleep is a challenge that many people face. Digital distraction, stress, financial problems, the pandemic and many other causes can be sources of insomnia. Having a good night’s rest can do wonders for your health, as well as your productivity, creativity, and even your ability to solve problems at work.

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The Four Traits of Servant Leaders

Apr 8, 2020 5:41:32 PM / by posted in Self-Development, Leadership

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The idea that leaders are the servants of those they lead has been around for centuries. It is ingrained in military leadership doctrine and for the last twenty or more years has gained traction in the business world. Servant leaders, as they were first termed by Robert Greenleaf in his 1971 essay, “The Servant as a Leader,” put the needs of those they lead first.

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13 Virtues of Moral Perfection from the Autobiography of Ben Franklin

Jan 23, 2020 4:31:40 PM / by posted in History, Self-Development, Career, Mindfulness

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In The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, he lists thirteen virtues “all that at that time occurr’d to me as necessary or desirable.”

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How to Learn and Practice Skills

Jan 21, 2020 10:33:43 PM / by posted in Psychology, Self-Development, Career, Leadership

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Skills are assets, and they are how most people make a living. We go to school, learn a trade, acquire experiences and then give our time in exchange for money. The amount of money we earn for our time is most likely (but not always) a direct reflection of the “market value” of our skillsets—traditionally speaking. It’s true, “time is money,” but it makes just as much sense to say, “skills are money.” Luckily, obtaining a skill is quite simple in terms of cognitive processing. All one needs is motivation, the ability to learn, and time for practice.

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Winning at Life and More Brainiac Tips for Achieving Greatness

Oct 8, 2019 10:10:40 AM / by posted in Psychology, Self-Development, Career, Leadership

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Skills are assets, and they are how most people make a living. We go to school, learn a trade, acquire experiences and then give our time in exchange for money. The amount of money we earn for our time is most likely (but not always) a direct reflection of the “market value” of our skillsets—traditionally speaking. It’s true, “time is money,” but it makes just as much sense to say, “skills are money.” Luckily, obtaining a skill is quite simple in terms of cognitive processing. All one needs is motivation, the ability to learn, and time for practice.

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Two Mental Traits of the Most Successful People

Oct 8, 2019 8:35:47 AM / by posted in Engineers, Self-Development, Career

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Think back to your first couple of semesters as an engineering student. You were flooded with new concepts. Likely, the mathematics were more difficult than anything you had encountered in high school, and you worked around the clock to absorb it all. But you knew some of the difficulties when you applied for school in the first place. The challenges weren’t a mystery to you, and something drove you to take them on. Becoming an engineer is a big, challenging goal that many people are not ready to accomplish or could not, even if they tried.

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Staying Relevant for a Long-Term Career

Sep 16, 2019 12:48:50 PM / by posted in Engineers, Self-Development, Career

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The Pace of Change

Most people understand that the pace of change is speeding up globally, along with the demand for more innovation. In a little more than 100 years, technological development has taken us from the first telephone call in 1876, to the first website in 1991. A mere 16 years elapsed between the appearance of the Internet and the first iPhone (2007). Since then, significant technological breakthroughs are happening each year.

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Shortcuts to Success: Exploring the Adjacent Possible

Aug 22, 2019 4:11:11 PM / by posted in Psychology, Self-Development, Problem-solving

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After more than 70,000 years since homo-sapiens first emerged, more than 100 billion people have lived on earth. That is 100 billion minds seeking innovation and new ideas for millennium. Unique ideas are rarer than diamonds, and inventing something completely new is more difficult than ever.

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