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Love Coffee? How I Found Out It Isn't Always All Light and Sweet
Not everyone is aware of the link between caffeine and anxiety. I found out the hard way.
Inc. on Anxiety
How the 3-3-1 Rule Can Help You Fall Asleep Quickly — and Reduce Anxiety
Sleep is key to productivity -- but it also helps calm chronic anxiety. I've found a series of simple tactics that almost assures a good night's sleep (while reducing angst).
«Here's how I reverse-engineered this: I struggle to believe I accomplish much on any given day, and the accomplishments I can acknowledge I always downplay. My sleep prep activity forces me to change that habit, slowly but surely.»
5 TED Talks That Will Help You Manage Anxiety and Build Resilience
Get inspired to learn some new ways to practice mindfulness, and manage your emotions.
Inc. on Bill Gates
Bill Gates Says You Must Offer This Perk if You Want to Hire the Best People
As generations get younger, so does the demand for this workplace benefit.
Bill Gates Said You Must Offer This Perk in Order to Hire the Best Workers
The Microsoft co-founder was spot on when he predicted what is now becoming the norm for happier employees.
Inc. on Career
Warren Buffett Says This Simple Choice Will Lead to a More Successful Career
Timeless advice from the Oracle of Omaha, no matter what stage of your career journey.
Bill Gates Says Learning This Underrated Skill Leads to Career Success
Unfortunately, most people don't like it.
Inc. on Google
Google Has Announced a Plan to Disrupt the College Degree
Google's new certificate program takes only six months to complete, and will be a fraction of the cost of college.
Google's CEO Doesn't Use Bullet Points and Neither Should You
Google's Sundar Pichai gives a master class for creating simple, engaging presentations.
Inc. on Leadership
37 Years Ago, Steve Jobs Said the Best Managers Never Actually Want to Be a Manager. Science…
According to the Apple co-founder, the best leaders are great individual contributors, not 'professional managers.'
If You Never Use These 4 Phrases, You're a Better Boss Than You Think, According to a…
I've used at least two of these. You probably have too.
Inc. on Memory
Intelligent People Use This Scientifically Proven Technique to Drastically Improve Their Memory
The mind palace is an ancient Greco-Roman technique that can help you improve your memory. Here's how to use it.
Want to Improve Your Memory? A Decade-Long Stanford Study Suggests You Should Stop Doing This 1 Thing
Researchers find that spending less time multitasking may be the key to improving cognitive performance and memory.
Inc. on Productivity
Einstein's Law of Focus: How to Be More Productive, Accomplished, and Fulfilled, Starting Today
According to Einstein, what you decide not to do can make all the difference.
How to Use the Two-Week Rule to Become Remarkably Successful (and Optimize Your Bucket List)
Two weeks is all it takes to find out what a goal means to you. And what you're willing to do to achieve it.
«But if you can do it for two weeks, then the odds are good you can, with time and effort, achieve what you really want to achieve»
Inc. on Psychology
4 Things People Who Are Good at Conversation Always Do, According to a Psychology Professor
Most people want to be better conversationalists, but they focus on the wrong thing.
Yale Psychology Professor on the 6 Ways You're Thinking Wrong--and What You Can Do About Them
Our species adopted a host of cognitive strategies to survive and thrive. These lessons can help you avoid their pitfalls.
«But rather than blaming the athletes themselves, the jinx may be explained by a purely statistical phenomenon known as regression toward the mean.»
Inc. on Steve Jobs
20 Years Ago, Steve Jobs Demonstrated the Perfect Way to Respond to an Insult
In 1997, Steve Jobs was answering developers' questions when one audience member took a shot at him. What happens next is remarkable.
Steve Jobs Says There Is 1 Simple Habit That Separates The Doers from The Dreamers (and Leads…
Today is the eighth anniversary of Steve Jobs' death, and he is still teaching us priceless lessons that led to his success.
Inc. on Success
How Emotionally Intelligent People Turn Frustration and Stress Into Fulfillment and Achievement, Backed By Considerable Science
Sometimes a frustrating problem turns out to be a solution when viewed from a different perspective.
How the 1-Minute Rule Can Make Your Life More Serene and Successful in 2023
Want a clearer mind and more focus? Then always follow this dead-simple rule.
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7 Smart Phrases People With High Emotional Intelligence Keep Saying Over and Over, and Why
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«I want you here because you're amazing, and I need to know I can rely on you."»
4 Ways to Learn Anything
It comes down to these four timeless principles.
«This is in reference to the popularized Pareto's Principle, where the goal is to generate 80 percent of results by putting in 20 percent of the effort.»
How People With Very High Emotional Intelligence Use the 'Fortune Cookie Rule' to Become Super-Resilient
There's a game, and you're always playing it--whether you realize it or not.
20 Online Courses That Will Make You More Successful in 2020
From study skills to systems thinking, these super popular courses will help you get ahead this year.
How to Use 'Monk Mode' to Change Your Life in Just a Week
A writer makes the case now is the perfect time for bringing back the Monk Mode approach to changing your life.
«ung male entrepreneurs called 'Monk Mode.' Everyone had a different idea of what that term meant, but generally it referred to taking a definite period of time -- a week to three months or more -- to focus with unusual intensity on certain important and fruitful pursuits, while abstaining from certain distracting or self-defeating activities," he explains. So basically, Monk Mode i»
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