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How to make good decisions
How to manage work stress
How to manage email effectively
Your special skill stack
The best skills to choose are those that don’t tend to go together but complement each other well.
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Trying to be the best
Realistically speaking, there will always be someone working harder. There will always be someone with greater genetic gifts, or more...
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How skill stacking works
Skill stacking is the strategy of combining several normal skills to create a combination of abilities, that will make you extraordinaril...
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Gift selection: a way to focus on your relationships
Gift-giving inspires us to think about others and what they would really like to receive. Take a moment before you pay to consider your partner’s/friend's or family member's preferred method of receiving, and how that would best translate into a material object or an expe...
Find a good social environment
The community we live in helps us bring balance. We don’t all grow our own food, make our own shelter, and provide our own entertainment. We have to keep three things in mind.
- We need respect. Some roles in life make us feel valued and worthy but give little comfort....
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