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Being a dad starts the moment you find out your partner is having your baby. Fatherhood is going to change your life. But since you’re not the one carrying the baby, you have to do a lot for her. And if you’re not sure exactly what, here are some hints for you.
With the campaign on anti-smoking getting more serious these days, a smoker might be pushed to re-think his lifestyle and considering the “Q” word — quitting.
Many smokers have tried to do this cold turkey, but withdrawal symptoms which usually come with this have made this strategy less than ideal.
Pregnancy is a very vulnerable state. That’s why a few months before the baby is due, a mom’s got to take some time off to make sure she is ready for what’s coming. When you’ve taken your maternity leave and you’ve found yourself with nothing to do except to wait for the labor day, you can make a pregnancy and birth plan. This is an organized schema and list on how things should be so you can give birth without the unnecessary hassles.
Vanity has always been the woman’s sin, although not exclusively. We just want to be consistently clean, from top to toe, and most especially, down under.
We all can attest to how a few giggles can improve one’s mood. But there are times when a fit of laughter is the last thing you need. Suppressing laughter is not easy to do, but some occasion calls for a strong ability to control those giggles. Here’s helping you how do it. There are events where you have to be serious. When you find something funny in the midst of a very serious setting, try not to look for anyone else in the room who could also be laughing. Giggling can be terribly contagious.
These days, no one can underestimate the value of good health. Although none of us can actually claim to be in perfect health, general wellness is something we all hope to achieve. How do you know you’re healthy? Do you consider yourself healthy if you feel good or do you think you need medical check-ups to tell you that?
Small Business Tip: Phone Ethics
02 Oct
Posted by Alex as Behavior and Ethics, Business, Communication, Work and Career
So much depends on a phone call. A phone call, when executed professionally, functions like a business tool which you can take advantage of to gain more benefits for your business or career. Unfortunately, though, some professionals underestimate the power of a phone call. They don’t understand how it can affect their work.
How to Criticize a Project Constructively
02 Oct
Posted by Alex as Communication, Productivity, Work and Career
Sometimes I feel like I’m so used to making quick judgments. I find myself judging people way too easily, and sometimes too harshly. It is the power of opinion that makes one feel authorized to comment on anything, justified or not. But our criticisms should always be constructive. And if you’re a teacher, a mentor, or a coach, or a boss, you have to make your criticisms constructive. That’s the only way you can make your comments useful. Take a look at the following suggestions on how you can make your criticisms more constructive, rather than destructive.
Healthy Skin Makes You Look Younger
01 Oct
Posted by Alex as Attitude and Outlook, Fitness and Health
Don’t you just hate it when people lie about their age? People lie about their age for various reasons. But basically they lie about their age because they want to make people believe they’re younger than how old they actually are. But you have to take note that there will always be tell-tale signs like wrinkles and crow’s feet. Then again, healthy skin can make you look younger.
Productivity: Regaining Passion for Your Work
01 Oct
Posted by Alex as Attitude and Outlook, Productivity, Work and Career
Thinking about quitting your job? Interested about searching for greener pastures? I hear you. Most of us come to a point where we daydream about submitting our resignation papers and our bosses will beg us to come back. But when in reality, none of your applications ever call back, it seems like you’re stuck with your job for good. How does one cope with this realization?
You might think it a joke, but if this happens to you, one thing you can do to improve the situation is to make mental adjustments. And that means forcing yourself to be passionate about work again.
How to Be Sincere when Apologizing
30 Sep
Posted by Alex as Attitude and Outlook, Behavior and Ethics
The word sorry is believed to be the hardest thing to say. And I believe that. I for one would always struggle when it comes to making apologies and excusing myself. When I make a mistake, I hesitate to apologize because it hurts my pride to admit that I’m wrong. But then if I don’t say sorry I’d feel more miserable because I know I’m wrong and I’m not acting mature about my actions.
Everyone of us loves to store fun memories because we want to look at them every once in a while to remember good times. One of the most fun ways to preserve memories is by making a scrapbook. Here’s how to get started.
Small Business Tip: How to Improve Collection
29 Sep
Posted by Alex as Business, Money and Finance, Productivity, Work and Career
In businesses, the more orders the better. But sometimes, the downfall of a business could be brought about by a not so efficient system of collection and credit. Stop putting those collectibles on hold and collect their payment on time.
Pregnant women had to go through a lot of pain. Aside from carrying the extra weight and a few other pounds we may have gained, there is also the nightmare of suffering leg cramps. Leg cramps usually attack at nighttime, causing much discomfort just when you’re ready to rest for the night. And when these pains shoot up it’s just so paralyzing. The good news is that you can break free from such painful spasms. Read on for the details.
Every now and then we hear bad news of someone we know who had died of cancer. But the good news is, the world has become more aware of this illness and has conducted substantial research to find out how we can fight back and protect ourselves from it.
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