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  BOOK OF THE DAY : #18 Money Master the Game |  TONY ROBBINS               T his book is designed to provide information that the author deems appropriate for the topic he is dealing with, but is sold with the knowledge that neither the author nor the publisher will provide individual advice tailored to a particular portfolio or individual needs. , or to provide investment advice or other professional services, such as legal or accounting advice. If you need professional assistance in areas that include investment advice, law and accounting, you should seek the services of a qualified professional. This publication discusses multi-period performance data collection. Past results do not guarantee future performance. In addition, performance data, in addition to laws and regulations, will change over time, which may change the status of the information in this book. This book provides historical data only for discussion and illustration o...

    Rhetoric: How persuasive are you?                T he art of rhetoric started with the ancient Greek philosophers. Later, during the Roman republic, politicians and statesmen used rhetoric in speeches given to crowds in the public square. Modern politicians may prefer Twitter, but they still use persuasive language. Sam and Neil discuss the topic and teach you related vocabulary.

New report: COVID's toll on the mental health of frontline doctors and nurses                 W e know the pandemic has taken an immense toll on frontline health care workers. A new report by th e Department of Health and Human Services confirms that and reveals the depth of distress throughout the health care system.

               #01 Managing Virtual Teams:         B efore the COVID-19 pandemic, there were many questions about whether people could actually be more productive by working from home. Guess what we found when we virtualized the workplace? Not only are people just as productive when working remotely, but many are more productive. With no travel time, back-to-back meetings, and less time at the water cooler, many people can get more work done from home. That doesn't mean we never have to worry about remote worker responsibilities. However, measures to ensure accountability must be balanced with systems that allow workers some autonomy and control over their work processes. After the pandemic, many workers are simply reluctant to return to rigid management practices. So we had to find the sweet spot between structure and flexibility. We need to support this balance with the right technologies and systems.  #02 A lo...

                Spelling rules        S ome spelling rules are worth learning; others are too complicated or have too many exceptions. Instead of learning ALL the rules, focus on learning rules which address your particular spelling problems. Following is some helpful information on the rules for building new words: 1. Words for discussing spelling 2. Ten common spelling rules 3. Rules for Australian and American spelling; SPELLING CHECKERS will be quite helpful when you need to apply rules to word building. However, the rules for American spelling differ from Australian spelling. You can set your computer to English (Australia) OR be prepared to use a good Australian dictionary to check for words that use American spelling. Try to choose Australian standards and be  consistent. 1. Words for discussing spelling : • VOWELS —a, e, i, o and u are vowels. CONSONANTS —the other 21 letters of the alphabet. • PREFIX —element add...

A look at Elon Musk and what he represents:               T witter has put what's known as a poison pill provision into place in order to block Elon Musk's potential takeover of the company. As a reminder, last week Musk offered to buy Twitter for $43 billion, saying he would promote more free speech on the platform. So who is Elon Musk? He's the richest person on the planet, the man behind Tesla, SpaceX and quite a bit of controversy. He's more than a celebrity. He's arguably the author and avatar of a new political economy. That is how Harvard historian Jill Lepore explains his significance in her podcast series, "The Evening Rocket." And she joins me now to talk about the billionaire CEO. Welcome. 

               Managing Virtual Teams:         B efore the COVID-19 pandemic, there were many questions about whether people could actually be more productive by working from home. Guess what we found when we virtualized the workplace? Not only are people just as productive when working remotely, but many are more productive. With no travel time, back-to-back meetings, and less time at the water cooler, many people can get more work done from home. That doesn't mean we never have to worry about remote worker responsibilities. However, measures to ensure accountability must be balanced with systems that allow workers some autonomy and control over their work processes. After the pandemic, many workers are simply reluctant to return to rigid management practices. So we had to find the sweet spot between structure and flexibility. We need to support this balance with the right technologies and systems.