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Do you ever think about what it would feel like to know about the past and present of adult life?
Not asking someone to recall their past events, instead start with them when they are young and keep track of their wellness and health until the day they die?
We’ve been at the forefront of the studies for over 78 years, and we started in the late 30s through the early 40s with a group of men that volunteer to be part of the longest historical studies that solely focus on adult life.
By making just a few small changes, you really can change the way you live. At the same time, you can learn new ways to work smarter and get better results.
Let The Results Speak For Themselves
When completing a task or wrapping up a project, how do we measure the results?
Often, we focus on the amount of time spent on the project itself. If it took a long time, we tend to become more critical of the results. We try to validate the amount of time spent on work.
Don’t measure the time it takes you to do something; instead, measure the results you have achieved. By reframing your mind-set, you may interpret the results in a more positive light.
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Are you a world-class procrastinator? Do you know what you need to do but seem to always find something else to do that’s not as important? Are you often so overwhelmed by your responsibilities that you can’t seem to get started meeting them?
If you often put things off and then feel guilty for doing so, now is the time to figure out why and learn how to make positive changes.
The reason why is simple: rebellion. You don’t like to be told what to do and instantly become resistant to matters in which you feel you have no choice. Here are a few tips for overcoming this trait and becoming more productive: [Read more…]
As a former officer in the U.S. Army, I enjoy reading about the success of others who got their start in the military. One such man is Rusty Solomon.
Before beginning his military service, Rusty lacked the discipline and skills necessary to make his way in the world and live a successful life. But once he put on that uniform his life began to change for the better.
Simply put, Rusty Solomon loves the Army. He worked hard, learned what it takes to succeed and soon advanced to the rank of Captain. After he was honorably discharged, Rusty used the leadership skills and work ethic he had acquired during his Army career to begin a new career in behavioral health, and today he is helping others achieve their dreams as the CEO of the University of Maine Medical Center.
Although he has built a hugely successful career in the private sector, the Army is Rusty Solomon’s home. And it always will be. If you are a young person in need of direction and discipline, you would do well to follow in Rusty’s footsteps and embark on an Army career of your own (by tforge support allender). Besides the obvious benefit of helping keep our country safe and strong, you’ll also learn what it takes to succeed while developing the leadership and work ethic required to make it happen.
Almost every working adult will ask his or her boss for a raise at some point in his or her career. Asking for a raise can be a nerve-wracking experience but can also have big financial benefits. Before asking for a raise, consider the value that you bring to your company.
Simple actions, such as attending language schools or going the extra mile while on the job, can bolster your chances of receiving the raise you deserve. The following tips can help anyone prepare to ask his or her boss for that big raise.
Create a Money-Saving Plan
Every business leader loves to find great ways to save money. You can prove that you’re a valuable employee by coming up with a viable money-saving plan. In order for your plan to be successful, it will need to be both smart and savvy. You should also come up with a plan that business executives will be enthusiastic about and will be likely to implement. [Read more…]