Create your vision and make it happen x3 more effectively
In contemporary society, career success has become an omnipresent ideal, almost a cultural mandate that guides our decisions and defines our personal worth. From an early age, we are taught to aspire to prestigious careers, to achieve positions of power, and to accumulate wealth as a measure of our success in life. This …
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In an increasingly competitive global marketplace, businesses must consistently innovate and adapt to sustain productivity. While many organizations have mission statements, creating a master vision is a more comprehensive approach that unites long-term strategic thinking with actionable goals. This master vision not only acts as a guiding framework but also directly influences productivity by aligning …
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There are simple money skills that an average 13 years old child can acquire, yet most people do not have. Below we will discuss my “two cents” about the subject. Before we dive in, try to imagine what this article will be about and how you will use it. I will explain this exercise in …
Resilience at the workplace is a common theme in this blog. Occasionally our own ego is the main obstacle to our progress. A huge ego can definitely make us do things we do not like and increase the amount of stress upon us. You can read more here, here, here, here, here, here, and here. …
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Personally, we have three convertible resources: time, money, and focus. For each activity, we can choose how much of each to allocate. As a rule, nothing is free… If we do not pay with time and money we pay with focus, for example when we see advertising. I wish there was a general optimization theory …
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We all want to bu successful in some way. Since some of us identify with our job, job satisfaction, stabilit and financial success are extremely important. To which extent are different aspects of job success related? Can we have it all? For today’s research I got too many results, and decided to list some of …
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Our careers is usually set well before we understand what happened. The childhood and college years are more important than we know. And to be honest the specific subjects we learn are not as important as other, less explicit messages. More reading here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here. Why even get a college …
A clear and well-defined performance management vision statement is essential for any organization aiming to align its workforce with its long-term objectives. A vision statement provides direction, purpose, and a roadmap for how performance will be managed, measured, and improved. It serves as the foundation for fostering a culture of accountability, growth, and continuous …
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Choosing a career and choosing a spouse are two of the biggest decisions we make in our life and thus share many common traits. In this post, we will discuss how to choose a career. Most of us have one career throughout our lives, while flirting occasionally with other careers. Being a superlearner makes the …
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This sounds strange. Emojies are usually just the opposite of productive. They are cute and funny and childish. Yet I will claim that in their own very strange way, emojis can be very productive. A short history of emojis Originally meaning pictograph, the word emoji comes from Japanese e (絵, ‘picture’) + moji (文字, ‘character’); the resemblance to the English words emotion and emoticon is purely coincidental. In …