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If You Want To Continue Writing, Don’t Stop Reading

By Marsha Maung It’s not that I am a fantastic writer. In fact, sometimes, I think I am far from it and can’t help feeling humbled whenever a good writeup is stumbled-upon. But if people asked me what keeps my blogging going, I would say one thing. Talking to people. And reading. That’s two things [...]

 

Where Should I Search for a Job?

By Leo Solomon The job market is vast and rapidly changing. The important thing to remember is that job opportunities always exist, whatever the state of the economy. The key is finding out where they are. In this article we describe the five routes into the job market: the “visible” routes of advertisements, recruitment consultants [...]

 

College Study Skills – 5 Strategies For Improvement

By Rossana Robinson Effective college study skills are critical for college success. There is no one size fits all method of studying, but one thing that is likely true: the study habits you had in high school will probably be inadequate at the college level. Developing good study skills from the beginning will start you [...]

 

Speed Up My Laptop – How to Speed Up Your Laptop in Minutes

By Alex GG Paul Are you looking for solutions – “how to speed up my laptop”? Do you want to completely speed up laptop performance in a fast way? Fortunately, here are three easy steps you can follow to improve your laptop computer speed without purchasing memory upgrade or a new one. To speed up [...]

 

What Is the Best Brain Food?

By Niels Teunis What you eat makes a spectacular difference in the way your brain functions. It is critical that you always remember this: Your brain is part of your body. What you put in your body you put in your brain. If you eat junk you feed your brain junk. Have you noticed that [...]

 

How to Cure the Monday Morning Blues

By Gian Fiero It’s Monday morning. In any office, in any given city, you can find an ample amount of people who are suffering from that dreaded condition called “Monday Morning Blues.” The exact origin of this condition is unclear. Does is it start the moment we open our eyes on Monday morning? Or does [...]

 

Attitude & Aptitude – Keys to Your Success

By Gian Fiero It was motivational speaker Zig Ziglar who said, “Your attitude, not your aptitude, will determine your altitude.” Does the same still hold true today? More employers are reporting that college graduates are entering the workforce with an “attitude” of entitlement. They want the six figure salary, 4 weeks of vacation, and a [...]

 

The Difference Between Being Smart, Educated, and Intelligent

By Gian Fiero I’ve always been intrigued by the subject of intelligence. As a child my mother would refer to me as “smart,” but I quickly noticed that all parents refer to their children as smart. In time I would discover that all children are not smart, just as all babies are not cute. If [...]

 

Keyboarding…?

ok so im taking a class in keyboarding at school. i was doing fine until we learned two new keys and its really hard and now i think im behind in the class we were supposed to be done with lesson 10 and i was barely on 9 any tips on how to do better??

 

The Republic Of Mass Culture: Journalism, Filmmaking, A

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