What is critical thinking? Critical thinking is the ability to think analytically using fewer emotions and more rationality (Judson & Harrison, 2018). Critical thinking is a survival skill, it can be used in all aspects of life. Critical thinking is looking a problem or situation from a more logical standpoint and coming up with solutions …
Do you know your learning style? If not, I have a few tips to help you realize your particular learning style. There is a system that uses your senses to help understand your way of learning. In general, there are 3 learning styles, Visual, Auditory, and Kinesthetic. Once you learn your particular style then you …
Have you ever described yourself as having a bad attitude? Do you find yourself always thinking negative thoughts about your life or your current situation? This can be in your career or your personal life. Well if you answered yes to those questions, then don’t feel bad you are not alone. There have been times …
Hello All! Happy New Year! At the beginning of every year we make resolutions and by the third week of the year, those resolutions have gone out the window. Now I’m just talking about me, I know that you all always keep your new years resolutions! Since this is the first day of 2019, …
Whether we are a full time or part time student or a working adult, we all have to deal with stress. With the demands of work, tests, family, etc., it can be hard to deal with stress. Stress is the physical and emotional response we have to events that threaten or challenge us (Feldman, 2017). …
Let’s be real, distractions happen…. Some distractions we can control and some we cannot control. Even when we are not being interrupted by others, we cause our own distractions. This is called procrastination. Procrastination is the act of delaying tasks that need to be accomplished. Before we go any further, let’s take this procrastination quiz …
Now that we have set goals, created a schedule, and a to-do list, let’s look at how to break larger tasks into smaller more manageable tasks. Let’s use writing a 1400 – 2000 word term paper as an example. On the first day of a six-week course, you find out that you have a paper …
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Hello All! Every once in a while, we find ourselves in a situation where we are in a room with people that we admire. Often, we do not take advantage of these opportunities because of fear. Networking brings out fear and insecurities that we don’t want others to see. I myself am an introvert, …
Hello All! It’s time for another time management tip. Let’s talk about the to-do list. If you want to take control of your time, you must prioritize your tasks. Creating a to-do list will help you prioritize your tasks with ease. Your to-do list can be made daily or weekly, it really just depends on …
Hello all! It’s time for another time management tip. Now I am not an expert on this but I can truly say that the steps I will share with you have worked for me. “Setting goals is the first step in turning the invisible into the visible” Tony Robbins. If you do not have goals …