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Family Parenting
How To Navigate Fatherhood As A First-Time Dad
By Laurie Esposito Harley Society tends to focus on a woman’s role as she enters parenthood. Articles discuss the changes she experiences in both body
Experience Family
Homemade Pudding vs. Snack Packs
When I was little, my mom used to serve me chocolate pudding in those gray Tupperware dessert cups. You know the ones. They had matching
Experience
Social Anxiety vs. Shyness
Oftentimes, people don’t realize the difference between social anxiety and shyness. They assume the two words are synonyms, interchangeable in meaning. But that belief is
College Days Experience Family
Flashback from 1996: Forbidden Language
This piece is from a writing class at YSU on 10-1-96. The assignment was to write about your first experience with forbidden language. I
Human Resources Leadership Motivation Quotes
Building Happy Employees: How Should Managers Motivate?
What makes us happy? A new car? A thinner waistline? A vacation home on the beach? According to Albert Ellis, American psychologist who developed Rational
Hiring Human Resources Leadership Soft Skills
Soft Skills are Important When Recruiting IT Managers
As in any other role, soft skills are an important prerequisite when recruiting IT managers. Of course, candidates must be able to display the necessary
Human Resources Leadership
Good Guy vs. Bad Guy: A Guide To Managers
I have a friend who refers to his superior as “Mr. Boss Man.” I don’t think that he means that in a bad way; however,
Family Homeschool
Three-Digit Autumn Subtraction worksheet
Now that i’m sorta, kinda homeschooling again (my 9-year-old son is attending K-12 Online Academy this year), I thought i’d include some great resources from
Guest Posts
Home Security Systems: The Future Is Now
Recently, i was on Reviews.com checking out their home security systems. I’ve been doing a lot of research into home alarm systems and found their
Family Guest Posts
Rookie Dads Program at CDR Helps Fathers Stay Ahead Of The Game
Traditionally, men are the leaders of the household. They are protectors and providers. Women, on the other hand, are the caretakers. They manage the day-to-day