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         # SpeechWriting   You’ve got a presentation coming up in two months. What do you do: Get cracking on writing that speech immediately, or put it off until closer to the date? Most of us will choose the latter. You’ve got time after all. That is, until 2-months turns into a month. And that month turns into a week. It’s usually at this point that panic sets in. What’s the reason behind so many people putting off preparation? I posed a related question to my network: What’s the hardest part of writing your speech? The results of this informal poll revealed that the biggest block to writing a speech is (drum roll please)… Starting. Apparently, it’s more fun to scrub a toilet than to write your presentation. We’ve all sat down in front of the computer and wasted hours staring at the pulsating cursor while wondering, “What the heck should I talk about?” Let’s make it a whole lot easier to get your speech started! Use these 7 strategies to ge

#Lifestyle Living a simple lifestyle encompasses a number of different voluntary practices to simplify one's lifestyle . These may include reducing one's possessions , generally referred to as m inimalism, or increasing self-sufficiency , for example. Simple living may be characterized by individuals being satisfied with what they have rather than want . Adherents may choose simple living for a variety of personal reasons, such as spirituality , health , increase in quality time for family and friends, work–life balance , personal taste, frugality , or reducing personal ecological footprint and stress . Below are the 10 simple things one can do to have a stress-free life. #1.Invest in stress relief strategies that actually work                                            Like exercising, reading, listening to music, spending time with friends and family, getting a massage, going for a nature walk, meditating, and spending time on a creative hobby.

According to Copy blogger, 8 out of 10 people will read a headline , but only 2 out of 10 tend to proceed to read the rest of the post. Yikes, right? This is really important to understand before you publish your content —even if it’s truly unique and innovative, a weak headline will ruin its chances of being super successful. Fortunately, data and analytics are there to help you  write great headlines that will instantly capture the attention of your readers. Here’s your ultimate guide to write a great headline, backed by research. Top of Form Upworthy’s co-founder Peter Koachley had their website tested and came to a striking conclusion: Traffic directed to content on the website could vary by up to 500% because of headlines . That’s probably something we all knew instinctively, but now we’ve got tangible proof. Next time you think you’re spending too much time coming up with a headline, just remember that. In fact, Upworthy is no stranger to investing a lot of ti

Hey,   In today's blog post, I'm going to share with you some tips in which an Early-stage Entrepreneur can carry out to find success in his business. The tips  for Entrepreneur was carry out by a Business Consultant,Alex Iskold . The 50 Tips are highlighted  below. Go through them this might go along way to help you in business. In business, we often talk a lot about productivity, email, getting things done, basic business development and fundraising culture. Below is a collection of general tips we give our founders. While nothing is ever universal, these are generally helpful for any startup, especially for first-time founders.   Productivity   1. Prioritize and only do what matters. Avoid busy work and going in all directions. Say no to stuff that won’t move the needle. See the post on the Power of no. 2. When everything is important, nothing is important. Establish a language of P1, P2, P3 -- levels of priorities. You only do some P1s in pract