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Not all workplaces are the same. Some places are exciting, motivating and supporting – a home and a family with an exit potential. Other places are tedious and stressful with deranged and backstabbing employees. The difference can be as subtle as one toxic manager in a central position in a small startup. There are stories …
The prolific nature of life refers to the abundance of opportunities, challenges, and experiences we encounter daily. Life, in its diversity, brings forth a variety of circumstances that shape who we are and what we become. Amid this profusion of events, self-resilience is crucial—it is the inner strength and capacity to endure, adapt, and grow, …
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In an era where remote and hybrid work models have become the norm, both employers and employees face new challenges in navigating productivity expectations. Among these challenges is a growing issue known as productivity paranoia—a state of constant anxiety and skepticism about whether enough work is being done. This paranoia often stems from a disconnect …
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Daydreaming is often misunderstood as a frivolous or unproductive activity. However, recent perspectives suggest that it can be a powerful tool for enhancing creativity. This article explores why daydreamers are often more creative, diving into how this mental process contributes to imaginative thinking and innovative problem-solving. By the end, you’ll understand why daydreamers are more …
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Are you constantly feeling distracted, unmotivated, and disconnected from your goals? Do you ever wonder why you’re not achieving what you set out to do despite having the best intentions? It might be because you’re trapped in the cycle of instant gratification, heavily influenced by the constant hits of dopamine your brain gets from modern-day …
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In the rapidly moving pace of today’s world, many of us feel a constant pressure to be productive. The moment we sit down to rest or take a break, guilt often creeps in. This feeling of not doing enough, even when we’re exhausted, is known as productivity guilt. But what exactly is productivity guilt, and …
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Eustress and Distress are two terms that may not be familiar to everyone, yet they represent two distinct aspects of stress that can have significant impacts on leadership and workplace dynamics. Stress is something everyone encounters, but understanding the nuances between “Eustress and Distress” is crucial for any leader striving to maintain a positive and …
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Procrastinate by all means if you have to. Do not act impulsively. Be creative. Never lose hope. My message This is my message for today. For me, these sentences send the same message and are deeply interconnected. Our lives are quite long, a marathon rather than a sprint. Opportunities and threats come and go. Sometimes …
In contemporary society, career success has become an omnipresent ideal, almost a cultural mandate that guides our decisions and defines our personal worth. From an early age, we are taught to aspire to prestigious careers, to achieve positions of power, and to accumulate wealth as a measure of our success in life. This …
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In the times we are currently facing, where speed and efficiency are the order of the day, it seems that producing as much as possible is more important than the quality of the products themselves. Thus, socially, efficiency receives more value at the expense of well-being and creativity during this type of process. This has …
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