The Thanksgiving long weekend is for many of us a time to gather with friends and family, do some good eating, and celebrate all the things we're thankful for.
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What takes an employee from great to outstanding? The little things that make all the difference. Delete the scoop?
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Rahul Singh writes a great post for CYT on how to show up for success.
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Kick yourself all day about the stupid thing you said, the bug you introduced, the promise you failed to keep. That's pretty common. Delete the scoop?
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There will never be another Steve Jobs. His parting gift to the world are 10 lessons we can all use in life and leadership. Steve Jobs lessons in digital leadership.
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It is a sad day for the world when a visionary like Steve Jobs is no longer walking among us. It truly reminds all of us how short and precious life is. Just like there will never be another Socrates, Wayne Gretzky, Winston Churchill, or Ghandi, there will never be another Steve Jobs. While we can never become Steve Jobs, nor should we strive to be (follow your heart). What we can do is understand what is the greatness of Steve Jobs and, where applicable, apply these principals to help us develop as leaders... Via Martin Gysler Delete the scoop?
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Researchers find there are three main style of multitasking-- but not all work equally well.
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Charisma is not what you think it is. It’s not a God-given gift that you either have or you don’t. It’s rather something you can learn, something you can turn on or off at will once you understand how it works.
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Steven Paul Jobs, the co-founder and chairman of Apple, passed away Wednesday at the age of 56.
Born in San Francisco in 1955, Jobs grew up near Cupertino, Calif. Delete the scoop?
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Key Success Factor: 10 Important Steps to Managing the Way You Are Perceived At Work http://ow.ly/6OgRB...
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Planning at least part of your weekend by Wednesday helps you wring the maximum pleasure from your time off. Delete the scoop?
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"If you Google 7 Natural Wonders Of The World, it returns ton of Wonders, ranging from new to old. There are too many 7 Natural Wonders around the World, which 7 is the real 7 Natural Wonders? No body can give you the exact answer." Via Fred Delete the scoop?
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On The Office, Dwight and Jim’s cubicle shenanigans are arguably the most entertaining scenes of the series (stapler in Jello, anyone?). In real life, loud and distracting cubemates aren’t comic relief — they are irritating productivity destroyers.
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Benefits of Simplicity to Productivity is an article that defines the advantages of keeping things simple and maintaining focus, in order to be more productive. It explains why you can increase productivity by doing less.
Simplicity is often perceived as boring, unattractive and unremarkable. Majority of people want something striking and complicated.
But as Leonardo da Vinci has said, Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.
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Moods can compromise your workplace effectiveness, behavior, decision-making - even damage your company and career - unless you learn how to manage them.
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Ken Lin is the CEO of Credit Karma, a free credit management service that provides credit scores, personalized savings recommendations and financial education tools. You can follow Credit Karma on Twitter @CreditKarma and read its blog here.
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Inspiring, motivating, empowering - Steve Jobs on doing great work, life, and death.
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If you get your best ideas in the shower, why not take advantage of that fact?
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I'm a big collector of images designed for motivation and personal development. Here are some of my favorites.
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I can't compose a proper eulogy for Steve Jobs. There's too much to say, too many capable of saying it better than I ever could.
It's one thing to miss someone, to feel a void when they're gone. It's another to do something with their legacy, to honor them through your actions.
Steve devoted his professional life to giving us (you, me and a billion other people) the most powerful device ever available to an ordinary person. Everything in our world is different because of the device you're reading this on.
What are we going to do with it?
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The amazing story of Tom Williams' "adoption" by Apple at the age of 14. A must-read.
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