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Unprecedented Times
We are all experiencing a new type of life – complex and unthought of territory.
Whatever these times may be bringing to you, show sympathy and kindness to yourself.
Remind yourself that it is tough for you as well as for those you love or care for.
Nurture yourself by taking plenty of ‘just being’ breaks – close your eyes, sit still and listen to your breath – even if only for 5 minutes. (Or even just 3 minutes!)
Take a lunch break. Make time to walk and find something to smile at. Even in these difficult times, it’s a wonderful world.
Personality Predicts Job Success
For years psychologists turned to cognitive ability – intelligence - as a predictor of job performance:
But intelligence alone is only part of the story, say researchers.
Conscientiousness, creativity, integrity, thoroughness and co-operation also play major roles in a person's job suitability and productivity.
Personality, rather than intelligence, predicts success!
-Joyce Hogan, PhD, of the University of Tulsa.