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There are a million and one demands on your time and, whether or not those demands are legitimate, it’s hard to carve out the time necessary to take care of your responsibilities. You have to be ruthless with your time —
Hell, said French existentialist philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre, is other people. For all our good intentions in life, there are people who just seem to get under our skin, who go out of their way to sabotage our efforts -
Wondering how to become an expert? Here're some advice for you if you want to improve yourself and be an expert in something. Even if you aren't an expert yet, spot out one nearby and learn from them.
Faffing - The art of doing something without achieving anything” Faffing affects all of us, in all areas of life and it means doing something without achieving an outcome. It affects business, personal life, writing, int
In January, we asked you what advice you’d give your younger self as part of our regular We Ask, You Answer feature. There was plenty of great advice—and a lot of catharsis, it seemed—and we’ve collected some of the best
Want to stay fit and healthy despite your busy work in office? Here're 29 simple desk exercises you can try at work.
There’s a metaphor many of use on a daily basis that compares our brain to a car or a bicycle with gears. I need to shift gears or my head’s in the wrong gear for this indicates that the human brain, for the sake of effi
Recently, we asked the readers what their tips for staying creative were. Sometimes creativity flows from the heavens, but other times, as we all know, it’s like drawing water from a stone. The following are the best tip
Some of the most worthwhile things in life aren't easy. One of the things I dislike most about "power of positive thinking"-style personal development philosophies (such as "The Secret") is the implication that if you ju
Looking for ways to build and maintain self discipline? Here are 10 powerful strategies on how to be disciplined so you can reach your goals.
One of the most difficult demands that David Allen's Getting Things Done makes on followers of his system is to set aside a couple of hours a week for a weekly review. It's hard enough to find the single block of uninter
What would an ideal workday look like? While there might not be a single answer across the board, all of us can relate to the fact that many of our workdays are not designed for optimal productivity. We complain about to
You maybe hurting your relationship unintentionally when you do these. Find out what you should avoid doing in your relationship.
Yep, we've all been there. Whether it's a co-worker, a family member, or even a close friend, we've all had to deal with people whose stark irresponsibility causes anger, annoyance, and even chaos everywhere they go. The
Last week I started working on my new job as a lecturer. The job is pretty flexible, but it takes quite a lot of time for preparation, especially because I'm relatively new to some subjects. Since I'm still adapting to t
