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What Is The Best Way To Do Something?
When people want to Improve their Lives, their Businesses, their Teams, and really anything else, there is a common question that is asked.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
Shout Out to the Janitors!
Names are fictional because of privacy. — When 2024 came around, I wanted to announce my New Year's resolution around January 12th because it's my birthday. Yeah, no. I’m tossing that aside. I can work on that piece later. This essay is the most overdue assignment. I worked as a Custodial Aide for my school over two summers when I was fourteen and fifteen. This was before the path as a future writer was evident. I was just an odd girl who kept to herself. My peers called me weird or smart (leaving out the bullying) and probably never saw me as a fantasy-horror writer. In my state, you can work at fourteen, but there are limitations on what you can and can’t do, such as not working with heavy machinery. The work hours should not exceed 40 hours per week. I was also in a job program to help me get a part-time job over the summer to gain experience. All staff members should be congratulated for their hard work during the school year. This includes teachers, the school board, counselors, students, the principal, and the ones often in the background– the janitors and mechanics.
By Ace Melee3 years ago in Journal
The Amazing Humans We Are
I was going through one of my Certifications that I was working on, and there was a quote that struck me. "In truth, much of this hand-wringing around the fragility of the human body is nonsense.We are highly adaptable, resilient creatures."
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
The Pursuit Of Dispute
Working in journalism frequently provides both rewards and demanding situations as new publishing systems and eras appear. Despite fast adjustments in the media, the general public nevertheless commonly is predicated on newshounds and other specialists to educate and entertain them through various sorts of writing. Learning these writing patterns and types may additionally assist you in being acquainted with journalism and the media you consume. In this article, we answer some common FAQs concerning media writing, which include what this process is, types of media writing and how you can apply it.
By Hridya Sharma3 years ago in Journal
Identity In Leadership
I was recently reading an article about how Identity impacts Self-Control. It technically uses the phrase "Self-Concept", but that's just another word for Identity.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
Problems With Research Papers Claiming “Productivity Loss” From Remote Work
I FINALLY found some of the supposed "Research" that has been claiming that Remote-Work is less Productive than In-Office work!
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
A Complete Guide to Making Money with Leadsleap
Introduction to Leadsleap.com Leadsleap.com, established in 2008, has solidified its position as a prominent platform for individuals seeking to make money online. The platform offers a free lifetime membership with a plethora of benefits, including traffic generation, list management, and page building tools. Additionally, Leadsleap provides a Pro Membership option with enhanced features, catering to users aiming to maximize their online earning potential.
By Timothy A Rowland3 years ago in Journal
A Year of Resilience: Alex's Transformative Odyssey. Content Warning.
Entry 1: January 1st As the clock struck midnight and the air buzzed with anticipation, Alex stood on the precipice of a new year. The memories of the past twelve months unfolded like a film reel in their mind, each frame etched with trials and tribulations that had tested the very fabric of their existence. The haunting specter of job loss and the shadows of health issues cast a pall over their thoughts, but as the calendar turned, so did the pages of a new chapter, one that promised growth, resilience, and renewal.
By Lahouceine AIT MBAREK3 years ago in Journal
People Who Inspired Me To Be A Writer: Nas
“It ain't hard to tell, I excel, then prevail The mic is contacted, I attract clientele My mic check is life or death, breathin' a sniper's breath
By Joe Patterson3 years ago in Journal
Aspire To Be
As I peer into the horizon of this upcoming year, you might be curious about my game plan. Well, truth be told, it's a bit of a puzzle for me right now. The past year was quite the rollercoaster—I snagged the Top Story award four times in a row (still pinching myself about that one!). That success got me thinking, though. I've got this burning desire to have my poetry resonate with more people, you know? But here's the kicker: I'm about as introverted as they come. Putting myself out there? It's like asking a fish to ride a bike.
By Kel3 years ago in Journal
The Soft Touch Suede Jacket's Elegant Appeal: A Style Guide. Content Warning.
Certain classic pieces stand out in the ever-changing world of fashion for their enduring appeal and varied style. Among these, the soft touch suede jacket stands out for its perfect balance of elegance and comfort. We'll look at the allure of the suede jacket and how to fit it into your wardrobe for a smart and professional look in this style guide.
By Angelina Johnson3 years ago in Journal
Go Big or Go Home
Last year was an amazing ride for me on Vocal. I went from mostly silent to publishing almost 36k words here (not counting all the crap writing that didn't make it)! Twenty-four stories, seven of which made top story, one that made runner up for one of the challenges, and one that made it to the final round for Vocal's annual writing awards. I feel so blessed. It's hard to put into words the euphoria one feels when seeing something they've worked hard on being enjoyed and at times praised by people who don't owe you a thing.
By Kenny Penn3 years ago in Journal