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Building a Sober Social Life: Activities and Communities That Help

Table of Contents:Creating a sober social life is essential for those committed to recovery, offering meaningful connections and enjoyable experiences without the influence of alcohol or substances.Diverse activities and supportive communities provide various avenues for socialization, personal growth, and a fulfilling lifestyle.Engaging in sober activities can enhance mental health, boost self-esteem, and build lasting friendships.IntroductionNavigating […]

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Why Your Job Applications Are Getting Ignored

Rejection is unfortunately an unavoidable part of any job search. With many companies always looking for different qualities, it is simply not possible for you to be the ideal candidate for everyone. Therefore, it is just natural for you to get rejected or more commonly, hear the radio silence every now and then.However, if you

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Do you know your Sanity Metrics from your Vanity Metrics?

Notice that some people report what makes them look good, rather than what is important for business?

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Contribute to the 3rd Edition of The Ten Habits of Highly Effective Professionals

I am looking for contributions from the very best of effective professionals for the third edition of my popular eBook!

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Do Your Bosses Think You Web-Two-O Too Much?

Is Web2.0 a drain on your productivity? The explosive use of LinkedIn, Facebook and MySpace has urged some companies to reevaluate their electronic-use policies. Some organizations have banned social-networking tools completely over concerns about a drop in productivity as well as data-security. Has this happened in your workplace?

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