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Surround Yourself with Greatness (Not Lameness) for Extraordinary Success
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Deborah Dubree
We all want to achieve great things, accomplish our goals and be happy. But what do you do when your well-meaning friends are weighing you down and dulling your progress? It's now time to surround yourself with friends who support your goals.
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You'd Have to be Brain Dead to Listen Up
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Dr. Ellen Weber
You'd have to brain dead to “listen up,” when the human brain retains less than 5% of what a person hears in any talk. It's true. Lectures actually work against your brain. Yet in every lecture hall, and in every hard seat, you find people ...
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Managing Emotions: Begin with Self-Awareness and Self-Management
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Judy Ringer
I turned around in my kitchen and walked into the open dishwasher, cracking my shin on the edge of the door. Ouch!#@%*! It was all I could do to keep from kicking the door. But I caught myself and made some better choices.
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Investment Property Seminars: Yeah or Nay?
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Article Marketer
Analyze yourself... do you want some help from a professional with regards to investment property? Are you afraid of loosing money in your property investments? Do you need some guidance in the real estate business?
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It's Time for Plan B: Brainstorming
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Craig Harrison
Brainstorming is an invaluable tool for idea generation, problem solving, innovation, teambuilding and creativity. Read to ensure a successful session of brainstorming.
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5 Reasons a Brain Should Unwire for the Weekend
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Dr. Ellen Weber
Benefits are better than most people realize for the brain that moves offline occasionally. How so? Here are 5 benefits to your brain - if you go unwired for the odd weekend….
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Career Planning: How to Discover Your Dream Job
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Lynda-Ross Vega
An effective job search begins by figuring out the specific criteria and values you want the job to fulfill. It may sound obvious, but before you can find the job you really want, you have to know what you're seeking.
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Seritonin Builders for Better Business
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Dr. Ellen Weber
Some people come to work with serotonin already flowing in their brains and you can too. They're the folks who are fun to be around, seem smarter than most, and are usually up for promotions every step of the way.
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From Mismatched Tests to a High-Performance Mind
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Dr. Ellen Weber
Do low test scores from your youth limit how you view your capabilities today? You'll be happy to know that testing is much more subjective than they told us previously. In fact, I discovered fascinating new options, when I wrote a book in 2005
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Research to Discover Opposite Views
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Dr. Ellen Weber
Research is a bit like setting sail in the general direction of a rich shoreline, and then adding or building a new port in the exact location your ship finally docks. Not a bad plan, when you think of rich discoveries...
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Business Logic; Bad Logic, Poor Business
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Kevin Dwyer
We see and read fallacies in logic every day.
Fallacies in logic in a journal or newspaper or a conversation between people creates frustration and perhaps heated discussion. Fallacies in logic in business create a bad business.
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Unique Capabilities of an Entrepreneur's Brain
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Dr. Ellen Weber
Entrepreneurs often act as lighthouses in workplaces marked by unrelenting consumerism and desperate lives. But what defines a successful entrepreneur's brain?
Scott Allen says that entrepreneurship is not for all. Do you agree?
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Hot Wire Your Brain with New Research
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Dr. Ellen Weber
As recent as ten years ago - if you claimed a human brain rewired itself - you'd likely lose your position as a brain researcher. Not so today.
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Multiple Intelligence Growth Survey
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Dr. Ellen Weber
On a quick read check about 15 statements which show your strongest intelligences that generate smart skills.
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5 Tips to Live Beyond Brooding
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Dr. Ellen Weber
It's not the emotional thump that comes when least expected - that takes people out - but worrying about it will. Unfortunately, we've only becoming aware lately - of the pound of flesh lost due to this pattern. What's the asking price of over-thinking?
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