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Tag Archives: #Learn Through Reading
How Being a Perpetual Student Could Become Your Comfort Blanket
I could get the experience in another way by identifying my learning gaps, learning what I need to bridge those gaps, then putting that into practice, enabling me to learn and grow.
Why Bizarre Interview Questions Are Asked and How to Handle Them
The first trick of asking questions is to determine if your question is a good one. Just because a question has never been asked does not make it good. Smart people have been asking questions for quite a few centuries now, so many of the questions that haven’t been asked are bound to yield some uninteresting answers.
How to Take Care of Your Wellbeing Both In and Out of the Workplace
“By adopting alternative approaches to your business, you and your company will survive to innovate another day.” Seth Godin.
How to Learn Through Reading Fiction Books: Inspector Montalbano
Andrea Camilleri began writing Detective Fiction in his late sixties. There is much of his truth, beliefs and values in the books.
How to Learn Through Reading Non-Fiction Books: A Spy Among Friends
I get a greater sense of the real or true story from different perspectives. That’s enlightening and helps develop my power of self-awareness and observation.
Body Language Speech Patterns and the 7/38/55 Principle in WorkLife Interactions
“What you do doesn’t depend on you – it depends on the other fellow.” Sanford Meisner
The 7% Rule: Fact, Fiction or Fallacy? A Tale of Misinterpretation
This misquoted, misinterpreted and misunderstood myth came back into my mind recently, because of how many studies and stories continue to be taken out of context, and how so many facts are not being checked, causing them to be misreported, resulting in misleading people.
A Lesson in How to Design Your Ideal WorkLife That Keeps You Motivated
What is it you find yourself doing when you’re completely engrossed and the time just passes by and you have to remind yourself to stop to eat and before you know it the morning has turned into evening and you can still continue with what you’re doing into the night?
Most Significant WorkLife Transition: From Supreme Judge to Nomadic Social Media Marketer
We had to rule things in or out; or if they fell into the maybe category we had to find a way of understanding why this WorkLife choice may or may not work and then rule it in or out. And so the process continued.