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Posts from ‘April, 2011’

Solve Your Money Woes in 5 Easy Steps

Apr 26th, 2011
by Tina.
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Mounting debt, smaller paychecks and rising expenses can all contribute to potentially serious money woes. Many people find themselves in over their financial heads before they even realize they were in trouble.

While money problems are not unusual in today’s “spend before you save,” “pay in plastic” culture, those money woes can grow to create a critically stressful situation in your life. If your finances are reaching a breaking point, save these five steps that will get you out of money trouble and on the road to financial freedom.

What’s the Problem?

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Job Burnout: What it is and What to do about it

Apr 19th, 2011
by Tina.
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Job burnout is common in our competitive, overworked culture today. While most people associate job burnout with excessive stress, this is not always the underlying culprit. Employees may also exhibit signs of burnout if they feel they are not adequately rewarded for a job well done, or if the current job they are doing become mundane and uninteresting.

This article will explain how to prevent, recognize and deal with job burnout for a better quality of professional life overall.

What is Job Burnout?

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Anger Management 101: How to Keep Your Cool

Apr 12th, 2011
by Tina.
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Anger is a natural human response to situations that are deemed unfair or beyond our control. It is both emotional and physiological in nature, causing measurable physical symptoms like increased heart rate and blood pressure. Anger also makes us tense, irritable and unable to deal with others calmly and rationally.

While a little anger is good and normal, frequent bursts of uncontrolled anger may signify you have an anger management problem. Dive into these tips to help you keep your cool the next time you feel your blood pressure starting to rise.

Take a Break

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10 Ways to Create Your Own Luck

Apr 5th, 2011
by Tina.
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Some people just seem to fall into luck quite naturally, while others never seem to get a break in life. If you are one of those sitting in expectation that your luck will eventually change, why wait? Create your own luck with our 10 tips below.

  1. Prepare Yourself

    You can make it easier for luck to find you by taking a more relaxed approach to life from time to time. Don’t be afraid to stray off task on occasion to exercise your creativity and explore your options. You never know what you might encounter when your mind and spirit are properly prepared to embrace whatever life might send your way.

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