Work life balance questions and challenges has almost successfully been branded as a Woman’s issue..as a Woman specific monopoly . So it was with surprise that I read about Max Schireson on huffingtonpost who made the decision to step down from the position of CEO to spend more time with his family. It was the title […]
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This is the picture of Alfred Ajani, a Marketing graduate who after applying to over 300 jobs with no luck decided to Market himself at London Waterloo Station holding up a sign with his qualifications. According to Uniladmag Ajani said: ‘I got up early and went to the station. At first people just looked at me but
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Knowing the facts about Ebola and informing everyone around you is one of the best ways to avoid it. Don’t let the children out of the discussions – let them know what the real dangers are and how to keep safe. Knowledge is power…not fear! Keep safe, Keep Informed! Related articles across the web
August 12th is a day designated by the United Nations for the purpose of drawing attention to youth. This years theme is ‘Youth and Mental Health“. The numbers of youth who are having various mental health issues are on the rise around the world. While it is not talked about much in Nigeria it is also a
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On Thursday night a toddler squeezed through the bars of the fence in front of the White House and made his way onto the North Lawn. This triggered security alerts and caused agents to race across the lawn. Per protocol, the White House was locked down, Pennsylvania Avenue was closed, and the gates were shut. The toddler, who
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FAMILIES are paying more than £500,000 giving a private education to two children, according to a new survey. The cost soars to more than £830,000 if parents want to send two children to boarding school from the age of 13. The Killik Private Education Index also shows the soaring cost of private education since 1990
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If you learn from your mistakes so will your Child. Everyone makes mistakes. Granted, some mistakes are more significant than others and harder to get over, but they mistakes are part of life. How individuals deal with mistakes and how we teach our children to deal with mistakes is significant to the development of their
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We’ve all been born with certain gifts and talents – We grow in proportion to the way we develop these talents. Neglecting them in a way diminishes who we are while developing them helps us achieve our potential and gives us that deep sense of fulfilment. Self-development is definitely another of the keys to a
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1. Using toothpicks – Do not use toothpicks infront of children and don’t use it on them. Introduce them to flosses as early as possible. Toothpicks are bad in that they create holes between teeth. Let them know and see you using it to pick of meat stuck in their tooth and for cleaning their teeth
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