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The conversation around toxic traits is often sidelined in a world bustling with self-improvement books, podcasts on becoming your best self, and social media posts about positivity and self-protection. However, acknowledging and addressing our own toxic characteristics is crucial to genuine self-improvement and building healthier relationships. This blog post explores how to identify your poisonous …
As working individuals, we all want to impress our managers. We want to show them that we’re reliable, skilled, and capable of handling any task they throw our way. Sometimes, however, we tend to showcase behaviours that impress our managers, but they don’t. So, let’s look at some of the top employee behaviours that don’t …
In today’s society, we are constantly told to create and maintain boundaries in our relationships. Whether it’s with family, friends, or even strangers, boundaries seem to be the answer to all of our problems. But have we gone too far in our obsession with boundaries? Are we creating walls instead of bridges? In this blog …
The Power of Contentment: Developing Skills for a Fulfilling Life In our fast-paced culture, pursuing happiness can sometimes become an elusive chase, leaving us anxious and unfulfilled. The Constance presence of social media and the constant need to compare ourselves to others on our looks, lifestyle, jobs, standards, and behaviour can make us feel like …
Values are the guiding principles that define who we are and what we stand for. They shape and drive our decisions, actions, responses, and behaviours, ultimately determining our success and happiness. This blog aims to provide insight and guidance into the process for individuals or organisations who seek to understand their values, identify them, and …
It seems like someone is telling us what we shouldn’t be doing everywhere we turn. Don’t eat too much sugar, don’t spend too much time on your phone, and don’t be too loud in public. The list goes on and on. It can be exhausting to hear what we shouldn’t constantly do. That’s why we’re …
Dealing with family members with racist, bigotry, or homophobic tendencies can be uncomfortable and challenging. No one should have to be exposed to these beliefs, and it can leave us feeling powerless in the face of an older relative or a person we feel closely connected to. To find a way out of this dilemma, …
Are you looking to make a great impression in the professional world? It is important to remember that how you present yourself can significantly impact how people view your credential, abilities and your organisation. While having suitable qualifications and experience is essential for landing a job, displaying unprofessional behaviours can be a huge setback for …
If You’re Feeling Overworked, is it possible You’re Doing it Wrong? We’ve all been there before. You’re up against a deadline, have a million things to do, and feel the pressure. But instead of hunkering down and getting things done, you find yourself procrastinating, wasting time on social media, and generally just spinning your wheels. …
We’ve all been there before. You’re at happy hour with some friends, and the conversation turns to work. And, for some reason, you just can’t help yourself. You start bad-mouthing your team, your boss, and your company. It feels good, but trust me, it’s not worth it. Here’s why… It Makes You Look Unprofessional If …