We present you with a list of 12 websites that you can use to expand your knowledge base and seize new opportunities. 1. CreativeLive If you strive to nurture your creativity, you can join live online workshops by CreativeLive about photography, video, design, music, crafting and so on. If you feel like a creative soul, this is the place where you can unlock your potential and be surprised with how much you can learn....

Have you ever experienced moments when things just don’t go your way? For example, losing your keys, accidentally spilling your drink, waking up late, missing your buses/trains, forgetting to bring your things, and so on? “It’s not stress that kills us, it is our reaction to it.” – Hans Selye You’re not alone. All of us, myself included, experience times when things don’t go as we expect. Here is my guide on how to deal with daily setbacks....

I scanned around the internet and compiled a list of popular in demand toys this christmas, checked around a few online stores and compiled their prices and availability. Here’s the list that you can see below – Compare Prices & Buy Online The List displays each toy, links to the stores where they are available (or not) and prices from the store for easy comparison and online shopping if you wish....

You’ve bought your ticket. You’ve packed your bags. And your parents have finally built up the courage to let you go. Congratulations! You’re about to embark on a journey that will change your life. In this article, I share 13 things I’ve learned about traveling alone. Buckle up your seat belt and hop on board. It’s time to fly solo. 1. You learn to be selfish. When you travel alone, the only person you need to think about is you....

Spend More Time With Their Partner Life can get busy and it gets busier when you become a parent. In your 40s, you spend most of your undivided attention on your children to the extent that sometimes you forget that your spouse is also your life partner. Spending some quality time in your 30s with your beloved would have helped in developing a deeper and better understanding of your partner....

If someone you care about or work with has social anxiety, you need to recognize the symptoms, understand their illness, and find ways to support that individual, rather than criticize and/or condemn. Here you will find 13 common behaviors of people who have social anxiety and how you need to respond in order to support them. 1. They want to be recognized for something other than just their social maladaptation....

1. You Don’t Have To Lie Anymore When you meet your Soul Mate you finally understand the most valuable lesson in life. You no longer need to lie about who you are. This can be a painful realization. Your lies can be prettier than your truth. A soulmate says “show me your uglies” and though they may not like the lies you’ve told yourself and others – they stick around and help you restore authenticity....

However, there are recipes that do not involve spending a lot of time or having special culinary skills. Try these 14 healthy easy recipes for busy people on the go. 1. Green Salads Photo credit: bake your day Salads are super easy to make and require no cooking at all. Just chop up the ingredients and put it in a Tupperware and you are good to go. You can make a lot at once and keep for later....

1. You get to share everything. When the two of you come together, what used to be “mine”, now becomes “ours”. You learn to be around one another in a new space, and you grow to understand that everything in a marriage is about each other. From the food you eat to the toothpaste you use, all of it belongs to both of you. 2. You learn that all marriages have their ups and downs, but the laughs along the way are the most fulfilling....

1. It’s all in the palms. One thing that we teach students is body language, and you will be surprised how little tweaks in the way you hold yourself impact you. Your palms can be useful if you direct them towards the people you are talking to. If you keep your hands open with palms down this helps to communicate that you are certain about what you are talking about. You can let your hands speak for you....

This, of course, can be a good or bad thing, depending upon your view of spending time outside of work with your work colleagues in organised frivolity and celebration of the festive season. However, office Christmas parties can be absolute minefields to navigate, and questions about what to do, what not to do, and how to survive the whole event relatively unscathed can be daunting. So to help you professionally get your Yuletide groove on, here are fifteen ways to survive the slew of office Christmas parties, which will hopefully ensure you have a good time, and not for all the wrong reasons....

Leave your curtains open Wake up naturally Take cold showers Suck a mint Breathe deeply Rub your wrists and neck Pick up the papers Put a plant on your desk Guzzle water Have sex Sing aloud Have a boiled egg for breakfast Don’t forget your morning cuppa Don’t rely on energy drinks Clean your windows For instance, drinking water, put plant on the desk, massage your wrists and neck will help you get through the office hours....

Motivational quotes are designed to have a short term impact. You read a quote you get inspired and you may even think about it for the next few days or share with a friend – but thats pretty much it. I love motivational quotes. They inspire me and motivate me to take action and I have found a way to use motivational quotes so that they help me get through the tough times in my life....

Hello and welcome to your weekly dose of “maybe I’m not the weirdest person in the world after all” reality check! After the success of their previous infographic ‘The Crazy Shit People Search For On Google‘ Australian agency Search Factory has created an infographic cleverly titled ‘More Of The Craziest Shit People Search For On Google‘. Frequent google searches include “how to cook meth”, “how to twerk”, “am I pregnant” and, of course, the most important search of all: “how to delete search history”....

I will share 15 rare traits that set a high-flyer apart and provide insights on what you can do to start developing these qualities to experience the same high-flying results in your life. 1. Highly Organized High-flyers are those individuals who are out in the world, working hard to achieve the goals set before them. Many times, these achievers are working on multiple projects with various deadlines at the same time....

1.They are attended to the most Before the arrival of siblings, firstborns do get most of the attention. It seems parents appreciate the arrival of firstborns and try to make an impact with them. 2. They have no one to teach them They have to learn most of the things they know on their own. Unlike later siblings who have someone to instruct and pioneer them on the direction to go, firstborn’s do not have any one to look up to....

1. You want to hear your baby’s first words There is a greater chance that your baby will say daddy (although poorly pronounced) before they pronounce mommy. But you are not worried about whether it is Da-Da they pronounce first or Ma-Ma, you just want to hear their first words. 2. You want to see them make their first steps Their first steps are always shaky and unbalanced. But through the stumbling, they take the effort to walk and make their steps steady....

Before the interview: Research the company: The interviewer does not owe you anything. You want to make sure you’re right for the job and the job is right for you. Take a look at the company website. Look through its business plan and other documents that are available. Get to know what role you could potentially play on the team. Research the position elsewhere: Read about others who are in similar positions: What do their daily and long-term duties consist of?...

In the UK, about 1 in 100 people are liable to suffer from this incurable condition, while the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) in the USA estimates that 1 in 68 births may have this disease. Some experts say that as many as 66% of adults with autism are not getting adequate support. If you have a family member suffering from autism—which also includes Asperger’s and other co-morbid conditions—here are 15 ways you can love them and support them....