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Power Play: The key to happiness
To lead a happy life you need something to do, something to hope for and something to love.
Eight apps to help you unwind – and train your mind
05 June 2013
Given the majority of us still have one hand glued to our phones over the weekend, mobile apps can provide a great way to rest your mind and gain some inner calm.
How to build a more creative and innovative culture
05 June 2013
Leaders need to think of themselves as builders and facilitators of a creative environment, rather than adopting a more traditional command and control mindset.
Power Play: Right here, right now
05 June 2013
Live in the moment: Power Players recognise significant events in their lives as they’re happening.
Why should we hire you?
04 June 2013
Reeling off a list of key attributes will only get you so far in the interview process. Businesses are more interested in your value proposition.
Words matter. We’re looking at you, Eddie McGuire
04 June 2013
If you were ever looking for proof to counter the argument 'it's not what you say, it's how you say it', you need go no further than the current saga revolving around McGuire.
Power Play: Be a heavenly creature in the workplace
04 June 2013
Power Players might not be angels, but they know the difference between right and wrong.
Rich Tales: Why lotto winners rarely make the world’s rich lists
03 June 2013
While winning the lottery is marketed as the ultimate financial dream, for too many the end result is bankruptcy, broken marriages, endless lawsuits and substance abuse.
You’ve got mail, 24-7: A work-life blessing or a curse?
03 June 2013
The ability to receive work emails on laptops and smartphones provides us with tremendous flexibility and productivity benefits – but there is a human cost.
Battle of the bulge: The jobs most likely to make you fat
31 May 2013
Close to one in two workers say they’ve gained weight in their current job, according to a recent survey.
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