Editor’s Notebook 251

The Editor’s Notebook is my place to share the things I’m loving this week and other random links that have caught my eye. Enjoy! What I’m Loving This Week How to Start Reading Fiction (When You Only Read Nonfiction). This is me all the way. I was Gen X, now on paper I’m a Millennial.…

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6 Proactive Steps to Prevent Employee Burnout

The corporate world can take its toll on those working in it, and stressful work hours often cause burnout and resentment. Of course, the company must produce results, but overworked employees make more mistakes, miss more deadlines, and are more likely to quit. That doesn’t bode well for your bottom line. It’s in everyone’s best…

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5 Possible Jobs for High School and College Students

Many high school and college students want to earn extra money, and they might be ready to look for jobs. They could help out around the house, gain experience in their chosen field, or earn spending money for themselves. Here are 5 possible jobs for high school or college students who want to learn new…

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5 Tax Tips for Your Small Business

No one likes paying taxes because it can take a lot of time and be a hassle. There’s the worry that you’re overlooking something, have not filled in something correctly, or could be paying more than necessary. Here are 5 tax tips for your small business. Salary Sacrifice A salary sacrifice might be an option…

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How to Improve the Functionality of Your Medical Practice

Starting your own medical practice may seem like the next logical step in your career. Opening your own clinic means you’ll provide your patients with the best possible care. However, to continue providing the finest possible treatment to your patients, you must make improvements to your medical practice to ensure it’s as smooth and efficient…

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How to Identify Suppliers and Services That Align With Your Brand

When it comes to developing your brand and business in a competent fashion, often the decision of who we align with and what services we use can be just as poignant as what our own, stated operating principles may be. For instance, an ethical high street fashion firm may walk the walk, but if it…

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