The Four Golden Rules of Staying Productive at Home
Being productive at home isn’t easy. Whether you’re off sick for a few days and want to utilize your time effectively, or if you’ve just got a couple of holiday dates that you forgot to take, we’ve put together a couple of tips on how you can stay productive at home no matter what the situation is. It doesn’t matter if you want to learn some new skills or tidy up the home–we’re going to explain the four golden rules of productivity. Source: Unsplash Stay focused Staying focused is one of the most important things to do when you want
How Higher Education Can Improve Your Quality of Life
Photo Source Everyone measures “quality of life” in a completely different way. It’s such a subjective measure of happiness and contentedness that it can be difficult to pin down the factors that contribute to a truly happy and full life. But generally speaking, we can attribute a good quality of living to things such as financial security, job satisfaction, family life, relationships, and health and safety. So, for now, let’s focus on the first two factors listed – financial security and job satisfaction. These tend to be a whole lot easier to control than the personal relations and the chance
How to Save Money on Your College Degree
The cost of a college education these days is extremely high, with many students going into extreme debt just to pay their tuition and purchase all their books and supplies. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Sure, you can’t change a school’s tuition and fees, but there are a few clever strategies that you can follow to reduce your costs as much as possible and save as much money as possible on your college degree. Check out the tips below to get started. Go Online You might find that going to school online is a more affordable, as
4 Benefits of Studying for Your MEAD Degree Online
There was a time when the educational system in the United States was the envy of the free world. Unfortunately, education has been on a steady decline for the better part of 50 years. Congress even approved and legislated the No Child Left Behind Act in 2001 to improve the quality of education while seeking to reduce the number of dropouts. That, too, fell sorely short of the mark, and as it stands, almost 36 million Americans cannot read and write even on an elementary level, while 60 million Americans cannot do basic math. If you are entertaining the idea
Back to School Giveaway #Hotdots #Sharpie #Expo
Back to school time is always a little bittersweet for me. For most of the year, I’m an empty nester. I do have the grand kids during their summer break and all other school breaks but the remainder of the time it’s just me and Peanut. So I don’t look as forward to school starting back as they do. I’m happy for the kids though because this is the time of year they’re always excited about seeing their friends again and even meeting new friends. I love watching them grow and learn and having a good education is really important
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