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Employees have never had more productivity tools, yet burnout, stress and exhaustion continue to rise.

Employees have never had more productivity tools, yet burnout, stress and exhaustion continue to rise. According to author and performance enhancement expert Richard Maddocks, the problem is that organisations hav...


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Look at this awesome Avatar The Last Airbender Pix!

Avatar The Last Airbender is a wonderful show. It told a thrilling tale and took viewers of all ages on an action-packed adventure. The popularity for this series has continued to grow and people love collecting items based off of these characters. Recently a Fire Nation Aang Pix! was announced and here is my though...


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I used to know this guy, he was a broker for a financial securities firm.

He was a top performer, one of the best they had.

Until one day, he decided to hail a taxi in Midtown, Manhattan and get dropped off at Lexington Ave. He walked down the sidewalk a block to his office building, rode the elevator up to the CEO’s office, and decided that today was t...


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The Trap of Pathological Loneliness

Many people spend years in hope-draining, dysfunctional families or relationships—fully aware of the damage they’re enduring, and sometimes even contributing to it, yet unable to change their circumstances. This paralysis is rarely caused by ignorance, and almost never by weakness. It’s driven by fear—a very...


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Had my parents known that a concussion of this magnitude could leave traces years later — beginning as tiny, barely recognizable changes — they likely would have insisted on more thorough examinations.
(AMATEA — Memoirs of the Last City)


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