I was forever behind schedule in class when I first started teaching nearly two decades ago. The biggest problem was not, as it was later in my career, my desire to tell stories to explain concepts.
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Not Ready? 3 Ways to Push Yourself to Do It Anyway
I've never known a student editor who felt ready to become editor-in-chief. Not one. In almost two decades of working
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You Are What You Believe
I used to think I wasn't smart. It probably wasn't until my Ph.D. work pushed me to what I considered the limits of my
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What Excuses are Holding You Back?
"I'm tired" is probably my favorite excuse, followed closely by "I don't feel well," which usually is because I'm tired.
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6 Ways to Energize Yourself Every Day
I don't have much energy today. I have things I need to do, but I'd rather just sit around and watch TV. We all have
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Advice for Managing Your Overflowing Inbox
The average office worker gets 121 emails a day. It's no wonder that we get through many days feelings like we've
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How You Can ‘Make Time’ By Eliminating Tech Distractions
I picked up my phone three times and received four app alerts in the short time that I spent taking notes for this post.
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My Favorite Books of August
August was a busy reading month. I read 12 books last month. Of those, I gave one non-fiction and three fiction
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2 Things You Must Do After Every Meeting to Make It Successful
Most people don't like meetings. If you've been around here awhile you know that meetings may be the only think I
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What (Not) to Wear as a Student Journalist
We've all seen the stereotypical depictions of college students running into class late, wearing clothes that obviously
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