Work from home (WFH) has been the ‘normal’ ever since the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak last year.   The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has resulted in changes to the working arrangements of millions of employees who are now based at home and may continue to work at home for quite some time.  The emergence of new technologies has made possible working from anywhere for many employees.   The expansion of remote work has led to the omission of

Reading requires a level of concentration that is not always easy to attain. You can improve your focus by finding a good place to read, energizing your body and mind. Learning how to focus on reading is pretty much important.Learning to focus better will also help you become more productive in your professional or academic career. Addicting technology is so embedded in our daily lives that we have become accustomed to having the information we want

When you have mountains of homework ahead of you, getting started can seem like an impossible task. But if you break down your study obligations into small, bite-sized goals, you’ll be able to work your way through them more easily. Get into the right frame of mind before you start studying, and establish a plan for success. Rather than following a study system that you dislike, think creatively about what works best for you and

Procrastination is a trap that many of us fall into. In fact, according to researcher and speaker, 95 percent of us procrastinate to some degree. While it may be comforting to know that you’re not alone, it can be sobering to realize just how much it can hold you back. Even if you want to accomplish or finish a task, you’re likely having trouble getting started in the first place! There are several strategies that

New Year, New Beginning, New Resolution Improving your focus can make you a better student or employee as well as a happier and more organized person. If you want to improve your focus, then you need to learn to avoid distractions and to be prepared with a focus-filled game plan before you set out to accomplish a task. According to a news report, both teens and adults check their smartphones 150 times per day (or