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Entering the healthcare sector is a noble pursuit, often driven by a desire to make a tangible difference in the lives of those in need. Among the many pathways one can take, live-in carer jobs offer the unique opportunity to provide one-on-one care in a home setting. If you’re interested in understanding how to navigate […]

There are a lot of benefits to working from home. However, there are also some downsides. Many people find working from home isolating – and it’s a lot easier to get distracted when you’re alone at home.

Getting and staying organized is one of the top goals people hope to achieve. Being organized is a state of mind, but it also requires careful habits and some practice.

Muhammad Ali once said, “Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth”. A powerful statement that supports the idea of volunteerism and inspires so many to give their time for the great good of man.

Think about what you want in life. Is “happiness” one of those things? It usually is for most people. But, happiness is not a destination; it’s a state of being. In psychology, this state is often referred to as self-actualization.

Success is big. Success is small. Success is difficult. Success comes naturally. The truth is, everyone’s idea of success is different. The trick is pursuing your own definition of success and allowing yourself to celebrate the little victories.

For every successful person in business, there are a whole host of others lurking in the shadows who just never hit on the right formula for success. However, a good business person will learn quickly that it isn’t just about having one good idea. You must push yourself through failure after failure in order to succeed. Life will never just hand you something for free — you have to work for it.

Irate customers, overtime, staff meetings, and deadlines. Whether you’re slaving away behind a hot stove or slumped over a well worn keyboard (ahem), the workplace can be stressful. I mean, if it wasn’t all that difficult, you wouldn’t be getting paid for it, right? Day-in day-out, occupational stresses are generally unavoidable. Bullies, however, are a different story.