Ever made a silent wish for the Flash’s super speed, just so you could get more done in the space of one day?
You’ve read articles on time management, and you’ve made changes in your daily routine to minimize wasted time.
But then you hit a slump (as we all do) and end up kicking yourself for lost time.
Sometimes all you need are some hard-hitting and relatable time management quotes to inspire you and get you back on track.
What do we love about podcasts?
For one, you can choose the episodes that address your specific concerns.
With radio shows, you often don’t know what topics they’ll cover or whether their content will help you answer a nagging question.
If any of those questions pertain to relationships, you’ll find plenty of podcasts to choose from — all of them generous with their relationship advice, and some of them more relatable than others.
So, how do you find the best relationship podcasts for your situation?
There are loads of books out there to help you learn how to become smarter. But how do you know which life hacks actually increase brain power and which focus more on helping you make smarter choices?
Of course, the two are connected.
And it’s definitely true that hanging around with smart people has a fine-tuning effect on your brain.
But what actions can you take today to become more intelligent?
Interested in mastering a new skill?
Online learning platforms allow us to broaden our horizons without ever leaving the comfort of our homes and with over 22,000 available classes, Skillshare has made it to the top ranks.
But how effective is it? Is investing your precious time and money into Skillshare a smart decision?
In this Skillshare review, we’ll try to answer these questions (and many others) so you have all the information you need to decide if Skillshare is for you.
A few years back, I didn't know what the hell I was doing with my life.
One phase was coming to a close (raising kids, a career in PR), and I was stuck in that netherworld of uncertainty about my next steps.
Frankly, I didn't have any idea how to go about finding my passion.
I’d been trying to figure it out for over a year without much success. Nothing seemed intriguing, and the things that did were clearly out-of-the-question (ie: become a professional ballet dancer).
I sometimes wondered if I even had a passion.
One of my efforts did bear some fruit. After taking several personality and career assessments, I began to see a pattern related to my interests. Counseling and coaching were two careers that kept appearing on my radar screen.