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Having Trouble Making a Choice? Compare Consequences for Your Options

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Having Trouble Making a Choice? Compare Consequences for Your Options When you’re trying to make an important decision, selecting the best option can be confusing. Plus, what might be best for someone else might not be best for you. So you still might want to weigh your options, even if…

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Work Smarter, Not Harder: 5 Ways to Avoid Micromanaging

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Work Smarter, Not Harder: 5 Ways to Avoid Micromanaging Click on Custom Photo Cards for more. Courtesy by Personal Development Blog Are you guilty of micromanaging? The reality is that micromanagement is extremely difficult for most people to steer clear of. There’s usually something innate that tells you the only…

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My Hard Work Is Paying Off

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Reflection Affirmation Title: My Hard Work Is Paying Off Click on Custom Photo Cards for more. Courtesy by Personal Development Blog Everything that I have in my life is a result of my hard work. I have made it this far by putting in the time to better myself and…

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13 Ways to Deal Effectively With Unwarranted Criticism

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13 Ways to Deal Effectively With Unwarranted Criticism Unjustifiable criticism may seem unfair, but the way you respond can turn it into a constructive experience. Try these suggestions for dealing with undeserved, negative feedback in the workplace and other settings. Dealing With Unwarranted Criticism In General 1. Seek out the…

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Career Success: Dress the Part

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Career Success: Dress the Part Like many job seekers, you may think that looking good on paper is all it takes to get hired – especially with Internet applications becoming the norm – but the way you present yourself to potential employers when you meet them largely affects whether or…

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How to Command Respect from Others

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How to Command Respect from Others In today’s society, respect is often seen as an afterthought. With millions of college educated professionals treating the cast of “The Bad Girls’ Club” and “Jersey Shore” as their role models, respect is often taken for granted or ignored as an important part of…

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Encouraging Entrepreneurship in Your Children

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Encouraging Entrepreneurship in Your Children Deep down, nearly every one of us wants to be an entrepreneur. However, forgoing your weekly paycheck to follow your true passion takes lots of self-confidence. Many of us lack that confidence. Therefore, a great portion of our lives may be spent working to build…

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Regret-Free! Ebook

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[kc_heading_two size=”16″ color=”#494949″] “How To Live Life With Zero Regrets… And Love Every Minute! Use The Strategies And techniques In This Guide To Keep Regret From Raising Its Ugly Head In Your Path So You Can Enjoy Your Journey.” [/kc_heading_two] Are you living with regret? Have you done things…

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