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Great Games for Keeping Your Brain Finely Tuned
Posted by Guest Author on 5/5/2012 to Self-Help
Keeping your mind sharp is something that can really benefit your daily life; from improving your productivity at work through to improving your home life. Many people assume that anything involved with ‘tuning’ your mind is by definition going to be a little bit boring. However, there are plenty of games that you can use that are both fun and great for developing the way your mind works. In fact, many of these games are highly addictive! The real trick here is trying to get away from games and pastimes that ‘numb’ the mind, and start doing activities than sharpen the way you think. We’ve listed a few of our favourite games to help you out. If you know of anything else then feel free to let us know in the comments!
6 Ways Your Cubicle Creates a Positive Workplace Without a Single Motivational Poster
Posted by Guest Author on 5/4/2012 to Motivation
If youve ever worked in an office setting before, chances are that youre more than familiar with That Guy. Whos That Guy? Its your co-worker; the one with a thousand motivational posters covering his cubicle walls. And you dont call him That Guy for being so motivated you call him that because hes put up a thousand motivational quotes and yet nothing about him seems overly positive or particularly motivated to you.
Time Management Tips for Department Managers
Posted by Guest Author on 5/3/2012 to Self-Help
Being a department manager requires a vast amount of patience, organization and instinct. The last thing you need is a bump in the road that will slow down production and your performance record. These time management tips for department managers will be able to at least enable you to implement some easy changes or simple adjustments. These can direct you in a way that will hopefully avoid unnecessary energy output that could be used in a much more productive and progressive way.
Partying in College Should Be a Big No-no
Posted by Guest Author on 5/2/2012 to Self-Help
College is said to be like the fountain of youth. The students come and the students drink. What happens when you go to college depends on the choices that you make. You do not have to do what everyone else is doing and you certainly should not let other people influence your decisions. You are going to college to get an education. You need to remember that. Just because other students are partying hard does not mean that you have to, and there are a number of reasons why you shouldn’t.
You’re Hired – How to Hire the Right Staff
Posted by Guest Author on 5/1/2012 to Team Building
If you are a small business or sole-trader you won’t have the luxury of running a TV show to hire your next apprentice. Hiring a new, or your first, employee can be a tricky business; the smaller the business, the bigger the investment when it comes to each individual member of staff. If you are hiring your very first employee you will be increasing your staff levels by fifty per cent and making the right choice can mean half the headaches; the wrong one could more than double them. While you may not be able to afford the luxury of testing the skills of your potential right-hand man or woman by hosting them in a luxury London property for weeks on end there are some simple steps to take and to ensure you make the right choice.
5 Ways to Cut Down Business Expenses
Posted by Guest Author on 4/30/2012 to Wealth Building
Every business owner knows how expensive running a business could be. This is why you should take time and go over all cash flow statements as it is the easiest place to start when wanting to cut expenses. Not only does it enable you to see what is coming in and how much is going out, but will also provide a insight as to the ways in which savings could be made. The saying a penny saved is a penny earned is apt here - every little penny can add up and be counted as profit at the end of the year.

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 Partying in College Should Be a Big No-no
 You’re Hired – How to Hire the Right Staff
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