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Risk or Responsibility?

Do you take risks when faced with important decisions?  Do you push things to one side and let random excitement take hold and stress you out? Perhaps you think you only take an occasional gamble. But you may be more … Continue reading

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Too much advice and not enough productivity?

Simple advice can usually be taken the opposite way. Want to achieve your goals?  Make them public!  No, keep them private! Want to focus better on revision?  Listen to music while you work!  No, sit in silence! Want to save … Continue reading

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Five mistakes to beat…before they beat you

Nobody’s perfect.  We all make mistakes. That’s good.  Without mistakes, we wouldn’t have successes. But it’s not easy to spot mistakes when they’re based on larger concepts.  The situation may be different each time, but your actions may be the … Continue reading

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Make your work rock and get your creative juices flowing!

Whether you’ve got a few days or a few months to hand something in, there’s always enough time to get creative and produce quality work. But it’s often so difficult to shine?  Life gets in the way, there’s so much … Continue reading

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When “Just Do It” Doesn’t Do It

We worry too much.  All too often, we look everywhere but the blank page and our own ideas.  We obtain reams of paper and gigabytes of data, only to feel like we’re missing something crucial. One short, hard-hitting piece of … Continue reading

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