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Frederick Herzberg states that the motivator in our lives isn't money.
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How you interact with people affect their lives.
For instance, if an employee feels underappreciated, frustrated and undervalued, her self-esteem will be affected. In turn, it will influence how she interacts with her family. But, if she had learned a lot and are recognized for h...
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The best way to find answers to life decisions is to understand the framework that guides the answers.
With the framework in mind, anyone can answer their own questions more insightful than an outsider can.
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The quality of our lives isn't based on the events of our lives but on the reaction to the events in our lives.
Make the choice to declare that you won’t be defined or determined by the circumstances of your life. This declaration is liberating.
Your boss needs to get results, not dark circles under your eyes. Investing a ton of energy in the workplace for "acknowledgment" isn't the way to progress.
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We make decisions throughout life. Some decisions are big and affect our lives for years or even decades.
A big decision is so significant because it is rare. You don't get an opportunity to learn from your mistakes. This makes it important to learn from others who have been there ...
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