There are plentyof articles floating around the internet right now with tips about working from home. On top of the official guidance you get from your office, unofficial tips are scattered around like confetti on social media and news sites. Some of these strategies aren’t anything more than basic common sense, while others are ideas that you might have never even considered before. These three unique tips will help you be more productive while you’re working from home. | Read More →

It is only a simple two word phrase, but saying the words I'm sorry is not always an easy thing to do. If your actions have caused harm to someone else, a heartfelt apology could be the key to healing, but how do you muster the courage to make yourself vulnerable? This article takes a look at the four essential steps to an effective apology. | Read More →

This article is primarily intended for severe procrastinators who don't approach a task until the very last minute. While not a fix-all, this technique can build habits that eventually eliminate procrastination. By working for the absolute minimum amount of time they think they can, people will either continue once they feel more acclimated to working, or stop, having done just a bit more than they would have done if they procrastinated. This promotes self-forgiveness and determination. | Read More →

Achieving great success in life requires making great sacrifices. Are you willing to give up what it takes to become successful? This article is about the five things worth giving up for success. | Read More →

This article has a couple of small things that one can do at home for free to boost their resume a bit. This involves using socials for a short time each day to market themselves and make connections, learning coding and spoken languages, and learning how to more efficiently use Google/Microsoft Suites. If the reader doesn't want to do any of the above, it encourages some sort of action to avoid having a complete gap in their resumes. | Read More →

This article provides a more holistic approach to productivity that goes against the new "workaholic" kind of definition. Instead, it emphasizes that it's about finishing all your work efficiently so you have time to properly play and decompress. It gives tips like limiting phone and internet time, scheduling and blocking out time for working and relaxing, and being consistent for smaller periods of time instead of procrastinating and working all day. Work means play, and play means work- they're two sides of the same coin, and both need to be done to feel energized and ready to take on the next day. | Read More →