Stress & Work

How to Pull an All-Nighter

By usted

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Oh how we all dread having to pull those all-nighters. Of course, no matter how much we try to manage our time and plan ahead, all-nighters are sometimes just unavoidable. Here are some tips on how to survive those dreadful nights... more »

How to realize that your job is sucking the life out of you

By chris200orbust

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How Not Being Content with Where You're at Can Both Help, and Hurt Your Future.. more »

How to Rebound From a Poor Job Performance Evaluation

By ValM

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Times are hard and we need our jobs. Yet sometimes, no matter how hard we try, even the most competent of workers can somehow find themselves on the receiving end of a poor job performance evaluation. Whether you can see it coming or if you’re ... more »

How to Relax After a Hard Day of Work

By clark711

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Had a rough day at work? Feeling stressed out? Try these tips and your guaranteed to get back to your happy place!.. more »

How to Retire Young

By Cougar1002

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When people hear the word "retirement," most associate it with only the 60+ age range or with people who "just got lucky." In reality, it's very much a planned event. Unfortunately, it's also something that most of us have ... more »

How to Set Priorities in Your Life and Hold to Them

By Cougar1002

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We live in a very busy culture, and sometimes you have to be careful in controlling what you do instead of letting what you do control you. In this article, I'll share tips in setting priorities in your life and holding to them... more »

How to Sleep In Your Car

By AngelBean

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Watching Desperate Housewives on Sunday night and then staying up late to watch Monday Night Raw can really build up quite a sleep deficit. Here is how you can sleep in your car during lunch to avoid nodding out at your desk at work... more »

How to Speak With Authority

By Therese Haberman Haberman

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You need not be an expert on anything to speak with authority. You need to focus on the information you are communicating and use these simple tips if you want to be taken more seriously... more »

How to Stay Encouraged When Things Aren't Going Your Way.

By sonceslife

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How do you look in the face of discouragement and win? How do you not hang your head when things seem to be going in the opposite direction of what you want them to? Here are some helpful tips to help you through... more »

How to stay focused

By Sidhartha

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Staying focused has always been a challenge for most people, especially when you have all the distractions of the day such as kids, the internet, T.V. traffic, work and the list goes on and on. Its almost as if though, being unfocused is easier ... more »

How to Stay Motivated While Working At Home

By Alisiane

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If you are lucky enough to get to telecommute for your job or be self employed, there is a huge temptation to slack off just because you aren't walking into an office everyday. Here are some tips on staying focused and productive... more »

How to Stop Telemarketers and Debt Collection Calls Right Now

By Jay-Tee Dean

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Did you know that as of July 2008, there are more than 27,000,000 people on the Do Not Call List? That's not saying that there are that many people that actually own money to some debt collectors. That's saying that since 1985 the number of ... more »

How to Successfully Take the Day Off of Work

By FabHelper

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If you're a little burnt out and need some time off, use these tips to get some much needed rest... more »

How to Survive a Fast Food Job

By eHow Careers & Work Editor

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The hours may be grueling and the working conditions can be sweltering, but a fast food job can be rewarding if you have the right attitude. Here's how to survive when the customers get demanding and the boss increases your workload... more »

How to Survive Graveyard or Night Shift

By DreamRiver

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Working graveyard shift is hard on the mind and the body, but with some patience it can be done well and you can even switch your normal body cycles to fit your work schedule... more »

How to survive in a household where you are unwanted

By Lucent

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It's not just wayward children, or alienated teenagers that may feel unwanted at home, numbers show and increase in growth among adult men and women who believe that their family members view them as expendable. Here are a few tips on surviving ... more »

How to Survive the Waiting Game

By anish

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We’ve all been there: waiting to hear back on that job interview, meeting or audition that could change your life. The waiting game can be an extremely stressful period. Here are ways to ease the tension, have some fun, and get things done in the ... more »

How to Think Like an Athlete to Reduce Office Stress

By HeatherJ

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Most offices don’t offer on-site massages or time for meditation, but they do offer plenty of stressful situations. As a health- and fitness-conscious person, why not use proven athletic strategies to find ways to stay centered in the workplace... more »

How to Understand and Interpret Body Language Signals

By Althea DeBrule

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Body language is the nonverbal communication that goes on in every personal encounter with another human being. It consists of the gestures, poses, movements, and physical expressions that a person uses to connect with others. Your body language ... more »

How to Use Humor to Motivate Employees

By MelanieF

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Motivating employees can sometimes be a difficult task; one that many employers and managers face when helping their employees to stay enthusiastic and remain productive. Various tactics can be used, although one very good tactic is often ... more »

How to Use Music to Reduce Stress

By Denise Witmer

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Music works wonders to relieve stress by focusing your thoughts on the sound, calming you and invigorating stress relieving vibrations in your body. The important thing about using music in reducing stress is which music to pick. You can use ... more »

How to Use The Bossometer

By Althea DeBrule

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Most bosses learn how to lead by watching those who supervise them and from making mistakes in the school of hard knocks. Although anyone can act as a boss, some people have greater skill and potential than others. Not every boss can be a great ... more »

How to WORK EFFICIENTLY

By dan9001

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This shouldn’t be a hard thing to do, but more often than not it is. My three steps will allow you to work efficiently without getting stressed or feeling worn out... more »

How to Write a Casual Business Letter

By RockOnRockL

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The casual business letter format is used when writing to someone with whom you already conduct business and know on a first-name basis. It is more official than a note to a friend but less official than a formal business letter. The below steps ... more »

How to Accomplish Your Work in Less Time

By Jodi Jill

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In life we struggle balance with the list of things to do, our relationships, families and our goals. All of this is overwhelming at times, but there are ways to accomplish more in less time and here's how!.. more »

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