Keywords: Articles , accountability , currency , ideas , leadership , Timing
As we reach the end of the industrial era, with all that it has brought us and cost us, what do we want our future relationship with work to be?
https://richardmerrick.co.uk/2021/06/09/ideas-as-currency
Keywords: PERSONAL , FAITH , FEAR
It’s equivalent to settling for less or treating the mundane as ideal. There’s nothing wrong with the ordinary, mind you, but it shouldn’t be a goal. Normalcy isn’t admirable. (At least settling for the same-old safe thing is just an excuse for not trying to grow.)
https://hoyerastoryer.com/2021/01/13/the-f-word
Keywords: general , common terms in journalism , journalism , journalism terms , journalism terms and definitions
This article contains a list of very important terms that every journalist should know.
https://hosbeg.com/journalism-terms-and-definitions
Keywords: fitness , goals , inner work , mindset , nutrition , wellness , zerotohero
How we feel and our mindset are just as important as the physical aspect of getting fit.
https://trainwithhk.com/2020/09/16/what-is-wellness
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Selfies helped me know how to pose for the self-portraits kind of making it more smoothly instead of staged.
https://pamelashannelle.wordpress.com/2020/09/01/response-to-selfie-and-self-portrait-articles
In fact, the Indian press has its roots in vernacular newspapers which run till day to cater to the majority of the grassroots population which is mainly Hindi speaking. Hence, it can be established that local dilaect holds umpteen importance for any campaign or cause in the country. And when one talks about campaigns and cause, the rapid emergence and impact of internet, digital platforms cannot be avoided.
You might believe something based on some past references, facts, opinions or assumptions. Our beliefs are driven by our generalizations about what we have learned could lead us to pain & pleasure. Our belief system is not necessarily correct. Interestingly, we are driven by our beliefs.
https://shrutivaibhav.wordpress.com/2020/04/06/how-to-empower-limiting-beliefs
anxiety, creative non-fiction, depression, mental health, mental health blogger, personal, writer
My therapist (man, you know you’ve lost any fucks to give when you start a blog post with those two words) has a pretty interesting policy. Actually, as far as I know it’s the same for any NHS mental health services across the UK. The policy is as follows – although I’m paraphrasing:
If you don’t turn up to an appointment without calling ahead first, you’re immediately discharged from the service. If you cancel two appointments without giving at least 24 hours of notice, you’re also discharged from the service.
When I first reached the top of the waiting list and started receiving these appointments, I was certain this policy was going to be the absolute bane of my existence. In fact, by the time of my third appointment I’d already used my one allowance as far as cancelling within 24 hours goes. This meant that for the remainder of…
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advice , cheating , dating , flirting , new blog , opinion , relationships
Do you consider flirting cheating?
Such a tricky little word. No, if we are going with the Merriam-Webster definition, but this is life and definitions take on a whole new meaning. Let me explain.
According to Merriam Webster, the word Flirt means: to behave amorously without serious intent. Now, I’m pretty sure we have all done it, to some degree at one point in our lives.
You know, the innocent batting of the eye lashes to get a large french fries instead of the small you ordered, or the coy wink for an extra spray of whip cream on your caramel frappe. We both know that this little exchange is not going beyond this little exchange (I’m sorry if you weren’t aware that it wasn’t going further) but I just wanted the fries.
Sometimes kindness can be mistaken for flirting, which creates for awkward situations. Just because I like your…
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acronyms , blogger resources , book , book acronyms , book community , bookish , books , language , lingo , reading , resources , slang , ya , young adult
Sometimes when I talk on Twitter (or even this blog!) I get questions about the abbreviations I use, so I thought I’d make this list to help newbie bloggers & book community members get acquainted with some of the terminology!
It’d be a total pain typing out the words “Young Adult” every time I write YA, and so I hope this list becomes a resource! If I remember any more acronyms, I’ll make sure to update this list with them.
Also, if you think I’m missing anything let me know! I’d love to add it on so this list is more comprehensive.
I really hope this is helpful, and totally do not hesitate to ask if you’re confused about an acronym’s definition! I’m here to help!
NOTE: When talking in the book community, sometimes people use intentionally vague abbreviations (i.e. MM could be Marissa Meyer or Maura…
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