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Dealing with Employment Rejection: A New Approach
No one likes rejection. Whether we experience it in our personal relationships, or whether we are rejected as a viable candidate for a job vacancy, rejection doesn’t feel good. The question is: How do you handle repeated rejection? The answer … Continue reading
Posted in Emotional Health, Stress Mastery, Work
Tagged Age Discrimination in Employment Act, Ageism, dealing with employment rejection, Emotion, Employment, employment rejection, getting real, how to deal with rejection, Job hunting, linkedin, Lynda Watts, negative attitude, positive attitude, realistic perspective, reality, rejection, unrealistic attitude, what to do when you are rejected, work
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Job Interviewing Tips & Strategies — Part II
The day of your big job interview is finally here. Are you ready? This article builds on the principles and strategies discussed in Job Interviewing Tips & Strategies — Part I. It is highly recommended that you start there, if … Continue reading
Importance of Attitude — Whiner or Winner?
Our life journey is inevitably filled with the unknown, the unexpected, and the uncontrollable, but how we face that journey is totally shaped by each individual. Attitude is everything; it molds and defines the intricate contours and substance of our … Continue reading
Posted in Emotional Health, Relationships, Spirituality, Stress Mastery, Work
Tagged achieving success, advice, attitude adjustment, changing your attitude, Health, how to change your attitude, life coach, life lessons, Lynda Watts, negative attitude, new attitude, New Year, new year new you, no whining allowed, Philosophy, positive attitude, secret to happiness, secrets to success, stop whining, whiner vs. winner, whiners and winners, Winners, winners and losers, winning and losing
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Importance of Laughter
If “laughter is the best medicine,” why do so few take a daily dose? Learning from the Children Watch a child at play. What do you see? More importantly — what do you not see? You won’t see stress lines … Continue reading
Posted in Emotional Health, Play, Stress Mastery
Tagged emotional health, emotional wellbeing, Georgia State University, Health, importance of laughter, importance of play, Laughter, laughter is the best medicine, life coach, Lynda Watts, Mental Health, Northwestern University, Robin Williams, science of laughter, Stress, stress mastery
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