Tapping your productivity in ways you never have before takes unconventional thinking.
Reaching optimal productivity is about working smarter, not harder, and making the most of each day.
The following TED talks offer valuable lessons in doing just that.
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The saying, as it goes, is that you don’t get a second chance to make a first impression. Most people in the job market barely even get a first chance.
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Developing habits is a better approach because, once established, habits require none of your willpower stores to run. This is because for something to be considered a habit, it needs to be able to run on autopilot. Habits, unlike willpower, trade-off our brains’ built-in tendency to repeat the stuff they’ve done before.
Networking is probably the number one way to get yourself a job if you are looking. Referrals account for nearly 40% of all hires—and referred employees often get jobs quicker and make more money out of the gate. But what if you don’t have anyone to refer you to a particular company or within a particular industry? If this is the case, then you’ll need to figure out how to get a job without connections. Luckily, we’ve got the right information to accomplish that.
A report provides consolidated, factual and an up-to-date information about a particular matter or subject. Information in the report is well organized and can be used for future planning and decision making.
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The difference between successful leaders and progressive path-breakers is that they have an infinite yearning to learn. A number of progressive leaders, philosophers and authors have been often quoted on the importance of learning.
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Conversations are links, every time you talk to a stranger you make a link. Every time you talk to a stranger a link is formed and every conversation after that link gets stronger and stronger. Every single person in your life used to be a stranger.
How many times have you looked at someone and thought you wanted to go and talk to them? In this modern day where a huge part of our conversation skills are used online, we sometimes hinder ourselves from authentically and confidently sparking conversations with new people in the real world.
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A perspective-shifting lens for your exasperating daily interactions with unpleasant people.
As new graduates prepare to enter the “real world,” colleges and universities gather them into auditoriums to absorb wisdom from great leaders.
Most of that wisdom is forgettable. A lot of it is clichéd. (Dream big! Follow your passion!) But some of it resonates — even years later, even if you’re not graduating, even if you haven’t graduated in years.
We’ve collected some of the best advice from some of the best speeches in recent (and not-so-recent) memory, worth reading and listening to for any grad — or anyone looking for a little guidance.
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