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Why Do I Freeze Up When I Speak in Front of People? August 14, 2015 . 9 Comments
Whenever a problem develops where no problem existed before, my first question is always: what is different now? You mention that you previously gave lectures to 150 people as a teacher’s ... Read More
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7 Pieces of Advice Before You Ask for a Raise at Work August 4, 2015 . 6 Comments
Asking for a raise can be a daunting endeavor. Many employees refrain from inquiring about the possibility of increased compensation, even if they feel it is merited. According to U.S. ... Read More
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9 Bad Work Habits That Are Making Your Job Stressful July 30, 2015 . 10 Comments
These days, stress and work often go hand in hand. Many of us can’t even imagine what our jobs would be like if they didn’t stress us out at least a little bit. In fact, a recent ... Read More
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5 Keys to Keeping Love Alive through the Graveyard Shift January 28, 2015 . 16 Comments
Editor’s note: How do egalitarian couples with a shared goal of equal partnership navigate differing work demands? In deciding what to address this month for her ongoing series about ... Read More
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6 Tips for Being More Assertive at Work January 13, 2015 . 11 Comments
Being unable to speak up at work can have long-lasting negative consequences. It can lead to stress, burnout, or render you almost invisible in a setting where promotions and raises depend ... Read More
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Want to Promote an Ethical Environment? Cleanliness Is Key November 19, 2014 . 5 Comments
Popular wisdom suggests that a messy work space is the product of a creative and unique mind. At least one study has found support for this claim, noting that a messy space can be a source ... Read More
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The Trauma of Workplace Stress: How Therapy Can Help September 5, 2014 . 17 Comments
Most of us experience work stress, but can too many responsibilities, unrealistic expectations, and personality conflicts at work lead to an experience of trauma victimization over time? In ... Read More
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Which Occupations Have the Highest Suicide Rates? August 27, 2013 . 7 Comments
Occupation can be a risk factor for suicide. In addition to psychological issues, poor physical health, and general life stress, the occupation that someone holds can present an additional ... Read More
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When Walking Away Is Standing Your Ground August 21, 2013 . 12 Comments
You’ve probably seen videos of big, furious guys going after little guys. It doesn’t look like a fair fight at first, but there can be surprises—and sometimes the little guys win. ... Read More
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Keeping Your Relationship Strong When Work Schedules Conflict July 3, 2013 . 4 Comments
In a world increasingly centered on a work culture, it can be nearly impossible to fit in quality time with your significant other. An ever-increasing list of chores, stressful jobs, and ... Read More
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My Best Friend Keeps Distracting Me from Work. Help! April 26, 2013 . 8 Comments
You sound deeply frustrated, and understandably so. You’re feeling pulled between a very important friendship and your educational/professional goals. That is a very tough spot to be ... Read More
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Traditional Female Roles, Openness, and Confidence in Working Women November 27, 2012 . 7 Comments
Women have many roles. They are sisters, friends, daughters, mothers, and wives. And most women are employed in some capacity, with or without pay. Whether they work at home—raising ... Read More