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Embracing Productivity: A Personal Journey
My journey into the realm of productivity began not in a seminar or a workshop, but in the quiet solitude of my own home, as the first rays of dawn crept through the curtains. It was here, in these early hours, that I discovered the power of simple routines to transform an ordinary day into a symphony of productivity and purpose.iu
By Muskan NY3 years ago in Journal
#200 Future Plans
I did not plan on returning to Vocal this year (2024). I stopped regularly posting for various reasons in 2023, among them being mental health complications and frustration with my progress on the platform. I felt jaded. No matter what I did, I could not generate new views. I only had a handful of followers and expected to garner at least passive views, but that has yet to happen. My followers are likely friends and family members who have accepted the request because they know and love me rather than want to read my work.
By S.N. Evans3 years ago in Journal
What To Do When Things Go Crazy. Top Story - January 2024.
I'm Human, just like you. (At least... I'm assuming you're Human too, feel free to correct me!) Life has this seemingly unending ability to inevitably go Crazy.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
Unlock the Potential: Embracing the Essence of Design and Branding
From the foundation of branding to the nuances of design, it's crucial to understand their symbiotic relationship. Branding involves creating an identity for a company, encompassing both tangible product aspects and the emotional responses it elicits. Design, as Branding Mag rightly puts it, is the most evident expression of branding.
By Jenn C. Jacks3 years ago in Journal
Sukajan Coats: Symbols of Art and Plan
Sukajan are a sort of coat produced using polished texture, weaved with quintessentially East Asian plans. Authoritatively marked sukajan for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics (held in 2021) carried them to the consideration of individuals all over the planet, and their fan base has developed thanks to sukajan-motivated items from European design brands. We should investigate their remarkable allure.
By Saumendra Talukdar.3 years ago in Journal
Neurogastroenterology In Leadership
I work with a variety of Executives, Entrepreneurs, and Business Leaders. It comes as a surprise to many people that I would take Time and Energy to get Certified in several "Non-Business" Related Fields.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
What's Your Background, Set?
What's your background, Set? A question I hear a lot whether it be in the literary world, investigative/ security sector or amongst my art community. Sometimes amongst long forgotten friends and acquaintances. Though in those instances, it's mostly intended to mean about my ethnicity. By which I reply with exasperation, "Black" because who has time to list out all the different types of black only to be mostly met with a hotep or self-hating reply. "So you're mixed. Wow, lucky." or "You're Arab." or my favourite, "Ethiopians are not black, they are Semites." I always find it amusing when folks will ask you your background only to impose their narrative on it. This article is not to set the record straight but rather an introduction on who I am and what my narrative is.
By Set Zek3 years ago in Journal
November 2023 Update so Far
So it’s the 26th of April and I am currently about 4000 words below my target for Camp NaNoWriMo and I am STRESSING OUT. I have no reason for this because I haven't failed to complete a writing task yet. I write better when I am doing it "competitavely".
By Terri Allen3 years ago in Journal
Are You Truly Going To Achieve Change?
Many people "want" Change in their Life. But are they actually "going" to Change? It IS possible for us to Change as Human Beings, but the statistics around people Maintaining Change in the Long Term are Abysmal.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
Surprise!: Customer Service is Good (Almost) Everywhere Today
Introduction: Morning (or Mourning) Joe We’ve all been there. In fact, you may have just come from there! We’re there just minding our own business in the breakroom, hoping that there might be donuts or cake to go with that last cup of coffee (well, maybe!) for the day that we’re making.
By David Wyld3 years ago in Journal
How To Bridge the Gap between Western and Indian Management Approaches
Indian Ethos in management Bridging the Gap between Western and Indian Management Approaches Indian Ethos in management India is the land of diverse cultures. Where we live submerged in the sweetness of nuanced flavors of customs that make us alive. Lost in a land of fondness, enriched by the tenderness of beliefs we all are different in existing realities, but there is one thing that binds us together-food.
By Hridya Sharma3 years ago in Journal
Work.
Christmas was difficult, given that we had a new kitchen fitted beforehand and that it disrupted everything for ten solid days. As a result, we didn't start shopping until late.
By Carol Ann Townend3 years ago in Journal