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10 Tips For Better Business Writing Susan Adams, Forbes Staff The ubiquity of e-mail means that everyone in business, from lords of finance to programmers who dream in code, needs to write intelligently. By using simple, clear, precise language, and following a few other basic writing rules, you can become a better communicator and improve the prospects for your career. “Clarity is

It never ceases to amaze me that most people believe you must pick a side. I would support anyone I think is in the right but ultimately I support what is right. If both parties are in the wrong it is never a toss up between who I like more; it becomes a matter of appealing to reason, and creating a win-win situation. Win-win situations are never easy to come by because as I said before people

10 toxic types you shouldn’t date By Dave Singleton ... Five toxic male archetypes for women to avoid: 1. Peter Pan. At first, you’re confused; he’s over 30 and (physically, at least) looks his age. And yet, there’s something about him that reads “college dorm” and “secretly wearing green tights beneath his Dockers.” You’ve found Mr. “I’ll never grow up,” otherwise known as Peter

Tips for Perfecting Your E-mail Etiquette Lindsay Silberman   June 14, 2010 Do you have bad netiquette? In other words, are you appalling colleagues with your awful e-mail manners? Clean-up your act with these etiquette tips from the experts. In the age of the Internet, you might find yourself clicking "reply," typing up a quick response, and hitting "send" without giving so

The world is a confusing place and boy girl relationships simply make things worse. :) Ok ignore the smiley face I am quite serious. I have been listening to Pink's "Just Give Me a Reason", and every time I play it the line "we're just bent, not broken" sticks with me . The song goes on to say "we can learn to love again". I believe though that there are two things you cannot force- love and compatibility. Now

5 Body Language Tips to Increase Your Curb Appeal A long time before your performance proves them right or wrong, people will have made an emotional decision about whether to follow you, trust you, or even listen to you. They’ll do that by evaluating your curb appeal. In The Political Brain, Drew Weston talks about curb appeal as one of the main determinants of electoral