Courage, Wisdom, Justice, Temperance — In a fast-paced and ever-changing world, it can be challenging to maintain a sense of control over your career. The Stoic philosophy has four virtues that can help you weather any storms that come your way and progress in your career: courage, wisdom, justice, and temperance. …

How grit affects success in the workplace — It’s no secret that grit is important. After all, grit allows people to push through challenging times and achieve their goals. But many people don’t realize that grit isn’t just important in the personal realm; it’s also important in the workplace. …

How to curate your memory — Most people think memory is like a library — you can go in and pull out whatever information you need whenever you want. But memory is not like a library. It’s more like a messy attic full of things you never use but can’t bear to throw away. …

Should you go ahead and buy a red sports car this weekend? — A midlife crisis is a very real and normal experience for many people. It usually hits around the age of 40–45 and can last anywhere from a few months to several years. …

Let’s get more productive — Concentration is the ability to focus on a task, activity, or idea. Concentrating can be challenging as your attention span is often limited, and you may find yourself easily distracted by external stimuli. Many of us have been conditioned from childhood not to pay attention in school or work situations…

It’s quickly becoming my favorite sport — Why you don’t have to be a huge fan of UFC or mixed martial arts to enjoy the sport UFC is a fast-paced, thrilling, and full of surprises sport that you never know who is going to win until the very end. Whether you’re a fan of boxing, wrestling, or…

Career is a marathon, not a sprint — Finding the right career path for you is essential for your professional development. Career paths are not one size fits all, so it’s important to take some time to evaluate yourself and find out what your strengths are! It may seem daunting at first, but there are many different ways…

Inevitably it will lead to mistrust, animosity, and sabotage — Do you like to compete? Do you like to feel like you are in control? If so, then internal competition may be for you. Many people believe that internal competition is the key to success. They think it drives employees to do their best and outperform their colleagues. …

Answer this first — are you a trust worthy person? — Trust is one of the most important aspects of a successful relationship, and it might be even more important when it comes to networking. You want to make sure the person you are networking with can be trusted, so you must establish that trust before moving forward. Building trust with…