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What can you do today to help yourself in the future? Here are some good tips.
1. Work on your speaking skills. This is scary. Even Warren Buffett felt sick before giving the speech. But this is extremely important: as you move up the career ladder, you will need to reach out to groups of people over and over again. Therefore, you must learn well. - Gerard Danford
2. Learn to program. Computers won't disappear in the future. Thus, being able to handle them is a very good quality for your career anyway. - Sean Clark
3. Listen to podcasts. They allow you to study without using extra time. Therefore, when you are working around the house or stuck in traffic, you can explore a wide range of topics. - Mohammed Kabbani
4. Take an interest in psychology. It is the discipline that has the best means to understand our own thoughts, actions, and motivations. Thus, it is an ally in the pursuit of self-improvement. - Francisco Saez
5. Find a sports hobby that you can pursue for years. Otherwise, the sedentary lifestyle you started in college and continue in the office will do terrible things to your posture, back and digestive tract. Your office job is trying to kill you. It's up to you to prevent this. - David Cannon
6. Write down the key points of what you did during the day. It may sound trivial, but it will show you how you spent your day. A Harvard Business School study shows that as little as 15 minutes of written reflection at the end of the day can give you the opportunity to be more productive at work. - Stan Hayward
7. Talk to one stranger every day. Strangers = opportunity. Opportunities to make new friends, get new ideas, get rid of the fear of hanging out with strangers, start a business, and more. The people you know determine your career, happiness and health, so expand your acquaintances as much as you can. - Ashraf Sobli
8. Learn to listen well. People love to talk about themselves, so develop the ability to let them do it. - Charles Tips
9. Try to waste less time. Life consists of days, days of hours, hours of minutes. And only in this way you will achieve a lot in life. - Anonymous
10. Find happiness in the process of achieving your dreams. Avoid the "delayed life plan." Rather than “do what you have to do” now and then “do what you want to do” in some hazy future, find a way to do what you love today. - Dan Lowenthal
11. Build strong friendships and be kind to people. You are more like your friends than you think. - Edina Dizderevich
12. Diversify your experience. The wider your life experience, the more creative your ideas and the better your attitude towards people. - Dan Lowenthal
13. Save money. Save a little from each paycheck and do it automatically so you don't miss out. - India L. J. Mitchell
14. Drink with the elderly. They went somewhere, did something and lived to tell about it. - Ben Hinks
15. Start meditating. It trains the brain to deal with the madness of each day. - Anonymous
16. Learn to deal with shame and doubt. Everyone experiences these emotions, as evidenced by sociologist Bren Brown, but few people learn how to deal with them while staying healthy. - Diego Mejia
17. Be in the fresh air. It's easy to stay indoors all the time. Go hiking. Cognitive psychologists have proven that a little “plunge into the wild” can be a cure for depression and burnout. - Steven Steinberg
18. Meet people who are different from you. If you are a liberal, make friends with conservatives. If you are a city mouse, meet the country mouse. What for? There are many reasons, one of which is that we make the best decisions in a variety of groups. - Judy Tyler
19. Date all. Although you are in a meeting with someone, taking notes during the time of the meeting, even when stuffing food in the refrigerator - knowing the date when something happened is useful in a variety of cases that you cannot predict. - Dee Vining
20. Read novels. Fiction is "emotional and cognitive modeling"; novels teach you to understand other people's life experiences. - Anunai Arunav
21. Set minimum goals. Read 15 pages a day, do
20 push-ups, brush one tooth. Thus, you can overcome giant projects, completing the tasks of one day. - Christopher Webb.
1. Work on your speaking skills. This is scary. Even Warren Buffett felt sick before giving the speech. But this is extremely important: as you move up the career ladder, you will need to reach out to groups of people over and over again. Therefore, you must learn well. - Gerard Danford
2. Learn to program. Computers won't disappear in the future. Thus, being able to handle them is a very good quality for your career anyway. - Sean Clark
3. Listen to podcasts. They allow you to study without using extra time. Therefore, when you are working around the house or stuck in traffic, you can explore a wide range of topics. - Mohammed Kabbani
4. Take an interest in psychology. It is the discipline that has the best means to understand our own thoughts, actions, and motivations. Thus, it is an ally in the pursuit of self-improvement. - Francisco Saez
5. Find a sports hobby that you can pursue for years. Otherwise, the sedentary lifestyle you started in college and continue in the office will do terrible things to your posture, back and digestive tract. Your office job is trying to kill you. It's up to you to prevent this. - David Cannon
6. Write down the key points of what you did during the day. It may sound trivial, but it will show you how you spent your day. A Harvard Business School study shows that as little as 15 minutes of written reflection at the end of the day can give you the opportunity to be more productive at work. - Stan Hayward
7. Talk to one stranger every day. Strangers = opportunity. Opportunities to make new friends, get new ideas, get rid of the fear of hanging out with strangers, start a business, and more. The people you know determine your career, happiness and health, so expand your acquaintances as much as you can. - Ashraf Sobli
8. Learn to listen well. People love to talk about themselves, so develop the ability to let them do it. - Charles Tips
9. Try to waste less time. Life consists of days, days of hours, hours of minutes. And only in this way you will achieve a lot in life. - Anonymous
10. Find happiness in the process of achieving your dreams. Avoid the "delayed life plan." Rather than “do what you have to do” now and then “do what you want to do” in some hazy future, find a way to do what you love today. - Dan Lowenthal
11. Build strong friendships and be kind to people. You are more like your friends than you think. - Edina Dizderevich
12. Diversify your experience. The wider your life experience, the more creative your ideas and the better your attitude towards people. - Dan Lowenthal
13. Save money. Save a little from each paycheck and do it automatically so you don't miss out. - India L. J. Mitchell
14. Drink with the elderly. They went somewhere, did something and lived to tell about it. - Ben Hinks
15. Start meditating. It trains the brain to deal with the madness of each day. - Anonymous
16. Learn to deal with shame and doubt. Everyone experiences these emotions, as evidenced by sociologist Bren Brown, but few people learn how to deal with them while staying healthy. - Diego Mejia
17. Be in the fresh air. It's easy to stay indoors all the time. Go hiking. Cognitive psychologists have proven that a little “plunge into the wild” can be a cure for depression and burnout. - Steven Steinberg
18. Meet people who are different from you. If you are a liberal, make friends with conservatives. If you are a city mouse, meet the country mouse. What for? There are many reasons, one of which is that we make the best decisions in a variety of groups. - Judy Tyler
19. Date all. Although you are in a meeting with someone, taking notes during the time of the meeting, even when stuffing food in the refrigerator - knowing the date when something happened is useful in a variety of cases that you cannot predict. - Dee Vining
20. Read novels. Fiction is "emotional and cognitive modeling"; novels teach you to understand other people's life experiences. - Anunai Arunav
21. Set minimum goals. Read 15 pages a day, do
20 push-ups, brush one tooth. Thus, you can overcome giant projects, completing the tasks of one day. - Christopher Webb.
