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Women often unconsciously apologize to communicate an image of kindness and concern, whereas men typically resist apologizing unless the act feels warranted. You’ve probably heard people around you slip the phrase “I’m sorry” into conversation—sometimes as a real apology, other times as a mere transitional or buffer phrase. Unfortunately, this habit can confuse listeners…

There are steps you can take to prevent the hazards of prolonged screen time Spending long periods looking at screens can strain your eyes and add to screen fatigue. Computer vision syndrome (CVS) is a condition in which you experience one or more of eye symptoms as a result of prolonged working on a computer. It can result in headache, eye strain, eye watering, eye redness and blurred…

From productivity to company morale, here are the many benefits of delegating responsibility.   Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: You need to delegate if you want to be a more effective leader. Delegating to the right people is important to entrepreneurs and business owners for many reasons. Yes, it saves you time that you can then spend…

Among the constant shuffle of our responsibilities, time has become elusive, slipping between our fingers. Over the course of the year, how many times have we had to adjust our plans, reorganize meetings, and juggle work with home logistics? The answer that comes first to my mind is, “Way more than I can count.” Many of us continue to work from home, and time management continues to…

Are you a leader who surrounds herself with “yes” people? Maybe you’re a leader who counts on his like-minded team for advice. Or perhaps you tend to hire people who share your strengths. It’s natural to be drawn to those whose views and skills are harmonious with our own, but the danger is that when those are the only options, we’re caught in an echo chamber, have…