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How to build positive relationships with colleagues and superiors
How to navigate office politics without compromising your values
How to handle conflicts and difficult situations in the workplace
Every single item that you own should have a place, wether is a business card, a snack or an email.
This will reduce significantly the clutter of your life.
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This down-on-yourself attitude gets in the way of actually cleaning up. Even small changes can make a big difference.
Accept that you'll never be perfectly neat. And that' s ok.
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If you turn cleaning up into a game, you can make the process fun.
It may sound ridiculous, but this strategy really works, especially if you're a competitive person.
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They’re really helpful resources.
Maybe your super organized co-worker will share the rules she sets up in her inbox. Or maybe try setting up a calendar with a neat co-worker that you both share to keep yourself accountable.
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Once in a while make sure you do a big purge: donate and recycle the stuff that no longer fits you or you don't use anymore.
Don't get too sentimental. It's the only way to a tidier you.
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"Yeah, I'm a thrill seeker, but crikey, education's the most important thing. " ~ Steve Irwin
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