Riana Shahid

One of my goals is to streamline my work-from-home routine so that I don’t waste time procrastinating. If the first thing you do each morning is to eat a live frog, you can go through the day with the satisfaction of knowing that that is probably the worst thing that is going to happen to you all day long. If you have to eat a live frog at all, it doesn’t pay to sit and look at it for very long With the dominance of online-schooling In the following chapters, readers will get exercises to help build self-confidence to get past fear and self-doubt, ways we can take personal responsibility over our work, and set better goals (and no, he doesn’t just say to write S.M.A.R.T. goals).

Primal calling by Barry Eisenberg is about one man’s journey to uncover the truth about himself. Jack calls every Stewart Jacobson he can find online and uses online forums for lost relatives, following every lead. Eisenberg’s background is in healthcare management and hospital administration, so when I saw a line like this, I just had to laugh a little. An associate professor of health care management in the School for Graduate Studies at the State University of New York Empire State College, he is also a health care management consultant and a former hospital administrator.

Interestingly, today’s Miss America audience is primarily made up of women. So, while pageants may have been seen by some as an excuse for men to judge women, today’s contestants are performing for other women. Another fun fact, what paved the way for today’s pageants is the baby beauty contest. None the beauty pageant’s relation to First, Second, and Third Wave feminism (in the age of the #MeToo movement!)

We all have that one relative who loves to rely on “vague-booking” i.e. posting a vague Facebook status with the prompt to not inquire further instead of talking about their issues, but did you know that social media plays a big role in cultural narcissism? The very idea that social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram show you content based on what you like and regularly engage with is in and of itself narcissistic. This person might be shy and insecure and while they seem like they could have no sense of self-importance, the vulnerable narcissist believes that all of their problems would be solved if someone or something else could do [fill in the blank]. This person can have the extraverted qualities of the grandiose narcissist but expects special treatment and can become quite defensive like the vulnerable narcissist.