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  • The Art of Practice
    The Art of Practice
    October 9, 2018 | By Scott Mann
    A lot of folks ask me how special operators execute missions. How do you execute when you know there’s going to be violence, there’s going to be chaos, explosions, casualties? How do you wade into the chaos that most people would run the other direction from? For Army Rangers, Navy Seals, Green Berets, the answer […]
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  • Danica Patrick: Life Lessons in the Fast Lane
    Danica Patrick: Life Lessons in the Fast Lane
    October 8, 2018 | By Reuters
    NEW YORK—If you ever wonder what it’s like to be a woman in a man’s world, just consult the planet’s leading authority on the matter: Danica Patrick. Racecar driving is a famously male-dominated arena, but that did not seem to unnerve Patrick as she developed into a champion racer and the most successful woman in […]
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  • Beauty of Simplicity with AP Photographer Matt Rourke
    Beauty of Simplicity with AP Photographer Matt Rourke
    October 5, 2018 | By Petr Svab
    What do you do when you earn a degree in government and politics? Matt Rourke learned how to take great pictures and became a professional photojournalist.
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  • Fearlessness: How to Stop Running from Space
    Fearlessness: How to Stop Running from Space
    October 3, 2018 | By Leo Babauta
    We spend our days filling in every available space, cramming in more tasks, responding to messages, checking social media and online sites, watching videos. We are afraid of empty space in our lives. The result is often a continual busyness, constant distraction, and avoidance, lack of focus, lack of satisfaction with our lives. We run […]
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  • Mentors Play Critical Role in Quality of College Experience
    Mentors Play Critical Role in Quality of College Experience
    September 28, 2018 | By Leo M. Lambert
    In order to have a rewarding college experience, students should build a constellation of mentors. This constellation should be a diverse set of faculty, staff, and peers who will get students out of their comfort zones and challenge them to learn more—and more deeply—than they thought they could. Students should begin to build this network […]
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  • From Struggle to Success: Breaking Into the Corporate World
    From Struggle to Success: Breaking Into the Corporate World
    September 21, 2018 | By Andrew Thomas
    Shaliyah Ali vividly remembers passing the headquarters of Prudential Financial Inc. in Newark, New Jersey, as a teenager, and always wondered what must have been going on behind the glass doors of the towering building. She wasn’t really thinking about insurance or finance as a career. Nevertheless, she was inquisitive about what must be going […]
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  • The Science of Multitasking, and Why Doodling Might Help in a Boring Class
    The Science of Multitasking, and Why Doodling Might Help in a Boring Class
    September 19, 2018 | By Jim Davies
    When somebody can juggle lots of things at the same time, we often say that they are good “multitaskers.” All of us multitask once in a while. But psychologists have been warning us about it for decades. Some say it’s harmful to productivity and others say you can’t do it at all. For example, talking […]
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  • 12 Tips to Turn an Overachiever Into a High Performer
    12 Tips to Turn an Overachiever Into a High Performer
    September 17, 2018 | By Jingduan Yang
    To be an overachiever is a laudable goal. To succeed takes passion, determination, and talent. It’s true that countless of the world’s great inventions and advancements came about because of the hard work of overachievers who dreamed big. An overachiever will get the job done—no matter what—because they’ve set their sights on winning, and won’t […]
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  • Be Humble, Be Frugal: Life Lessons From Big Sick’s Showalter
    Be Humble, Be Frugal: Life Lessons From Big Sick’s Showalter
    September 8, 2018 | By Reuters
    NEW YORK—Michael Showalter’s path to success in Hollywood has as many plot twists as the movies he directs, which include the hit romantic comedy “The Big Sick.” At 26 his hit MTV show “The State” was canceled, and soon he was living paycheck to paycheck. By his 30s he was sharing an inexpensive loft in […]
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  • Marriott Issues Statement After 75 Arrested at Labor Day Protest in SF
    Marriott Issues Statement After 75 Arrested at Labor Day Protest in SF
    September 5, 2018 | By Bay City News
    Seventy-five protesters were arrested on Sept. 3, in San Francisco while demanding improved conditions for hotel workers, police and union officials said. Nearly 1,000 people turned out for the Labor Day protest on Yerba Buena Lane near the San Francisco Marriott Marquis, according to Unite Here Local 2, which represents hospitality workers in San Francisco […]
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  • Rosy Assumptions on Retirement Timing Invite Rude Financial Surprise
    Rosy Assumptions on Retirement Timing Invite Rude Financial Surprise
    August 27, 2018 | By Reuters
    CHICAGO—Working longer can boost the odds of a secure retirement—that is an article of faith in retirement planning circles these days. But many people do not wind up working as long as they expect or hope. And baking in too much optimism about career longevity to your retirement plan can take a heavy toll. A […]
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  • Is Meaningful, Part-Time Work in Retirement a Myth?
    Is Meaningful, Part-Time Work in Retirement a Myth?
    August 17, 2018 | By Reuters
    CHICAGO—As Pamela Pommer entered her 60s, she planned to work part-time helping aging people deal with financial troubles. But like many baby boomers she realized that a “meaningful” position is much harder to find than she had imagined. About a year ago, Pommer was laid off from a human resources job at a for-profit college […]
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  • Why Doctors Have a High Rate of Suicide
    Why Doctors Have a High Rate of Suicide
    August 10, 2018 | By Blake Farmer
    Alarms go off so frequently in emergency rooms, doctors barely notice. But when a colleague is wheeled in on a gurney, clinging to life, that alarm becomes a deafening wake-up call. For Dr. Kip Wenger, that colleague was a friend, a 33-year-old female physician. Wenger is a regional medical director for TeamHealth, one of the […]
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  • International Painter Carlos Madrid, Seeker of Harmony
    International Painter Carlos Madrid, Seeker of Harmony
    July 22, 2018 | By Milene Fernandez
    NEW YORK—Carlos Madrid’s insatiable curiosity leads him to explore the beauty of nature and life. He’s been on a long journey of expressing the gifts life has offered him, and the mysteries that have unfolded before him. You can see it in his paintings. They are packed with meaning while exuding a deliberate sense of calm containment. […]
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  • Canada an ‘Attractive Place’ for Tech, Says Entrepreneur
    Canada an ‘Attractive Place’ for Tech, Says Entrepreneur
    May 8, 2018 | By Rahul Vaidyanath
    It is a great time to be a tech entrepreneur in Canada, says Erin Bury, startup aficionado and managing director of creative communications agency Eighty-Eight in Toronto.
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  • Ontario’s Minimum Wage Gamble
    Ontario’s Minimum Wage Gamble
    January 11, 2018 | By Rahul Vaidyanath
    To say Ontario’s minimum wage hike is a polarizing issue would be an understatement. Making matters more complicated is the unprecedented size of the increase, which could lead to unpredictable outcomes.
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  • Retirement’s Revolving Door
    Retirement’s Revolving Door
    December 27, 2017 | By  Bruce Horovitz
    In his view, Tim Franson utterly failed at retirement. After 20 years as a high-ranking vice president at drugmaker Eli Lilly, Franson and his wife, Chris, a successful real estate agent, thought they were quietly retiring nearly a decade ago to Bonita Springs, Fla. For the first month or so, Franson said, he mostly slept. […]
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  • Living the Life of an Entrepreneur at Startup Weekend
    Living the Life of an Entrepreneur at Startup Weekend
    November 20, 2017 | By Rahul Vaidyanath
    The entrepreneurial spirit is thriving after another successful Startup Weekend at the University of Ottawa in which BeReady was crowned champion.
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  • My Partner’s Work Affects Well-Being
    My Partner’s Work Affects Well-Being
    August 22, 2017 | By Sponsored Content
    Having a partner who works too much is a common worry for many people. In hectic, high pressure positions such as an executive or management role, the demands of work can overshadow other priorities such as physical fitness, proper relaxation, quality relationships, and family time. This can then lead to lower productivity, lower motivation, higher […]
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  • Canada’s Bold Move to Attract Highly Skilled Talent Paying Off
    Canada’s Bold Move to Attract Highly Skilled Talent Paying Off
    August 9, 2017 | By Rahul Vaidyanath
    One of the major challenges for rapidly growing companies like tech startups is finding people with the right technical skill sets and experience.
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  • Atlanta Airport Seeks Sharpshooter to Shoot Animals Near Runways as Part of Flight Safety Plan
    Atlanta Airport Seeks Sharpshooter to Shoot Animals Near Runways as Part of Flight Safety Plan
    July 29, 2017 | By NTD Television
    A dream job for all hunters, marksmen, and anybody who likes to work with firearms was posted in Georgia. The Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is seeking people to shoot animals that get in the way of aircraft. That is how The Atlanta Journal-Constitution interprets the firearm requirement for the Airport Wildlife Biologist position posting issued […]
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  • The Puzzle Behind the Colorado Puzzle Box Master
    The Puzzle Behind the Colorado Puzzle Box Master
    June 9, 2017 | By Petr Svab
    Kagen Sound, 39, of Denver, Colorado, belongs to a small circle of world masters of the Japanese art of puzzle box creation. Yet nobody taught him how make one. He had to solve the puzzle himself. Sound was about 8 years old when he saw a puzzle box for the first time. Intriguing and ingenious—the […]
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  • Career Skills to Learn From Rugby
    Career Skills to Learn From Rugby
    June 8, 2017 | By Paul Boross
    Here are the things that I've learned from the game of rugby which I believe can make a real difference in your career.
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  • No Better Time to Be an Entrepreneur
    No Better Time to Be an Entrepreneur
    May 31, 2017 | By Rahul Vaidyanath
    The entrepreneurship bug is spreading in Canada. It’s sorely needed for a labor force and an economy that need to adapt in the face of technological change.
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  • Canadian Tech Entrepreneurs See Progress in Government’s Innovation Push
    Canadian Tech Entrepreneurs See Progress in Government’s Innovation Push
    May 17, 2017 | By Rahul Vaidyanath
    Canadian tech entrepreneurs see encouraging signs working with the government in its efforts to build a more innovative economy.
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  • Unconventional Productivity
    Unconventional Productivity
    January 28, 2017 | By Leo Babauta
    You won't be perfect at this, so don't expect perfection.
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  • Use the Power of Monday to Stick to Your New Year’s Resolutions
    Use the Power of Monday to Stick to Your New Year’s Resolutions
    December 30, 2016 | By Diana Rice
    If you’re looking toward 2017 in hopes that it will be a happier, healthier, more financially secure year than the one coming to a close, you’re certainly not alone. Every year, almost half of the population (45 percent) makes some form of New Year’s resolution, but only 8 percent of that group ultimately achieves what they set […]
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