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When you’re in school, starting a new job, or growing your own company, developing good productivity skills can help you manage your time effectively. This is key for achieving your goals without burning out.
Not sure where to start? This article by Gwen Moren for Fast Company shares productivity tips five CEOs swear by.
If change is the only thing constant in the world, it’s most pronounced in social media. We’ve seen more communication and media formats come up in recent years than the preceding century. From Facebook Watch to Twitter’s live broadcasts, and most recently, the launch of IGTV, a new app for watching long-form, vertical video from your favorite Instagram creators.
What is IGTV?
Every day we make decisions in our personal and professional lives. Some decisions are small, some are big, some are huge…the pressure we place on ourselves make it hard for us to think clearly. However, checking in with ourselves about our gut feeling and how the various choices fit into the big picture can make it easier to process.
Regardless of whether you’re spending your summer working or relaxing (hopefully a combination of both?) it’s a great time of year to pick up a book to engage you and expand your thinking. With 88 titles, this summer reading list from TED speakers has something for everyone. It’s broken down by interest—want to know why humans do what we do? Looking for a break from work? Craving fiction? Want to learn something new? They’ve got you covered.
No one ever said juggling a career and family was easy. However, becoming a mom doesn’t have to mean the end of your career or complete derailment. There are actually positive ways that motherhood can impact your career. In this post for Career Contessa, contributor Erin Strybis, a full-time working mother, explains how becoming a mother actually boosted her career.