Category Archives: Work Skills

What’s a moment that made you question reality?

More than once these days, I watch a video about something that seems to defy reality and I question what I’m looking at. Is it even real? Can my cat cook me dinner? And then I go to the comments and someone says, “This is AI.” What a trick! It’s scary, the speed at whichContinue reading “What’s a moment that made you question reality?”

When do you feel most productive?

When do you feel most productive? I find most people have a straightforward answer, like “morning” or “night,” but for me, the answer is, “it depends.” For me, productivity depends entirely on the type of work I’m doing, whether it’s creative work, routine office work, or routine housework. (I’m unpredictable.) Mornings are best for myContinue reading “When do you feel most productive?”

Which aspects do you think make a person unique?

Learning Languages as an Adult Each person is unique, especially in how they learn languages as an adult. Kids start from scratch, like a blank document. Adults already have plenty of files stored in their brain. By the time you’re learning a new language as an adult, you might have been exposed to it inContinue reading “Which aspects do you think make a person unique?”

5 Tips to Evaluate a Good Judge of Character

We all wish we could be good judges of character, but we aren’t always successful. I’m not the best at it, but here are my tips on judging people’s character, based on my own limited experience! Let me know if you’ve got tips to add to the list! 1. Observe How They Treat People BeneathContinue reading “5 Tips to Evaluate a Good Judge of Character”

Work Smarter, Not Harder: Best Piece of Advice Ever Received

It took a while for the well-known phrase “work smarter, not harder” to sink into my brain years after I’d first heard it. I get it now: the words are about focusing on efficiency and getting better results without burning out. But when I was younger, I used to think that working longer hours andContinue reading “Work Smarter, Not Harder: Best Piece of Advice Ever Received”