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How To Know Your True Destiny

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In certain situation and circumstances, you lose temper and become rude, you do not even want to do that but still. Under these conditions, it is difficult to stop yourself. You lose your temper when you aren’t able to control your anger and se [...]

Controlling anger is really important to us. It's not only bad for our health but also for our relations. But sometimes its really impossible to control anger. Try these mind-altering ways control your anger and stay calm during the intensive situation. #thegirslifestyle #lifestyle #improveyourlife #controlyouranger#manageyourlife #staycalm #enjoyelife

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Managing Me

Hello hello, its definitely been a while. I feel like I start off every single one of these things by saying that I have been gone forever. When I started this I intended to keep it up and keep it going but there is no getting around the fact that I have definitely failed in doing that. To be the most honest with you guys, I started this blog in a very grey and foggy time in my life. I was just sort of walking through my life mindlessly, with no ambition and motivation to strive for things or get things done. 2017 was a hard year for me, there were many high points but I was too focused on the valleys instead of the hills. This blog has always been in the back of my mind but with a lack of focus or drive to do anything it was always put on the back burner. 

Lately, within the last couple of months but mainly January, I have been focused on getting things done. Instead of walking through life like a zombie, I have picked up my pace and gained back my drive. Being constantly worried about everything often makes me procrastinate everything because of fear of dealing with things head on. This has been a battle that I have fought for my entire life and recently I think I’ve gotten much better at handling things. This is probably the first time in my adult life that I have begun to act like an adult. This means better money management, eating cooked meals, doing dishes when you make them dirty, and actually calling the pharmacy when I run out of my inhaler and not suffering for days without it because I just hate talking on the phone, etc. The changes that have helped me tremendously, range from small steps to medium steps but I am so incredibly proud of myself for making them at all. 

In saying all of that, this blog and writing in general is something that I would like to devote more time to. Writing has always been very therapeutic to me so I definitely don’t want to leave it behind anymore. My goal for this blog is to be posting once a week now. It won’t be on a certain day or anything as my schedule is sort of all over the place right now. However, once a week on any random day you can expect a post from this blog, whether it be about my day, about body positivity, about clothes and fashion and so on. It’s time to start taking this seriously. I half debated making a new blog all together but I have a little bit of an attachment to this one, so instead of just starting a completely new one I wanted to give this one a fresh start. 

This post has a much more serious tone than most of my other posts but I felt like it was necessary to explain not only where I have been but why I have been so bad at posting since the very beginning of this blog. I’ll keep this one pretty short (okay, I know it still isn’t that short but definitely shorter than some) and end it here. Expect much more from me in this new year!!! 

- Ken 📝❤️

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Free Subordinate Worksheet for Managing Upwards

Free Subordinate Worksheet for Managing Upwards

Improve your Upward Management with this free Worksheet We Manage Upwards in order to develop and manage the relationship with our superior. In return for our good work, cooperation, reliability, and honesty, our superior willingly offers access to information, contacts, resources, advice, and support. Upwards management works best with mutual involvement and a good understanding of each other.…

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Don't Lose the Groove

Don’t Lose the Groove

Grooooooovy! Yeah, I enjoyed an excellent productive period when I was in the groove. Months passed….and unexpectedly (or ignorantly), I hit a speed bump mentally and physically.

I supposed I may have forgotten to go for my pit stops during my “groovy” period and coupled with some unexpected circumstances, that contributed to my speed bump. Losing my groove was tough. Lost my jive, creativity,…

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Become One of Tomorrow’s Top Leaders (Management Tip- #21 092215 )

Become One of Tomorrow’s Top Leaders (Management Tip- #21 092215 )

What qualities and responsibilities will define the most effective leaders of tomorrow? And what skills and knowledge should you attain to become one of those leaders?

Change management. As markets and technologies shift and advance, organizations and strategies must continually change and adapt. The leaders of the future will need to be masters at managing change.

Deep familiarity with emerging…

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Stress Management

We all have to deal with a lot of pressure in today’s world. Increasing expectations of efficiency, the general pace seems to be ever increasing and the physical boundaries are no longer guiding our work-life balance, due to technological advancements. It is easy to loose yourself (or a subordinate) to stress, if you are not aware of its risks – or how our body responds to stress and how you can…

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Fire Yourself (Management Tip- #14 050814 )

Fire Yourself (Management Tip- #14 050814 )

Fire Yourself

Management shake-ups, though disruptive, can be good for a company. They bring in fresh perspec­tives and require that leaders take a hard look at their own performance. Do not wait for your company to get in trouble. Instead, fire yourself. Think about what you would do in your position if you were to start anew. What would you do dif­ferently if this were your first day on the…

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