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This infographic shows the dangers of sitting eight hours a day in the hospital. It provides data for the decrease in life expectancy if you sit all day at work with no exercise. It shows the risk of obesity from sitting all day.
Finally it provides tips for reliving pain from sitter all day and better ways to sit for your back and body. 
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There is always more to do than time in which to do it. And the more you take on, the more there is to do. You finish one task and six more pop out of no where; it never ends. To toss a major understatement at you - you need to invest your time wisely and that means being productive.
Yes, the dreaded 'P' word. Easier said than done, that's for sure. Sometimes, you just aren’t productive. You want to be, but things seem to never get done.
Here’s why...
What Kills Productivity? Via Martin Gysler
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Firing someone is never fun; but if you avoid these 5 errors, it'll be as painless as possible for all parties involved...
Via Barb Jemmott
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Most of us are fantastic complainers. When someone doesn't meet our expectations, we let them know. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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Two New York Museums, the American Museum of Natural History and the Guggenheim, recently introduced new mobile applications. ... Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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Listen up, class -- someone has finally found a foolproof way to make learning enjoyable. Open University, an unconventional learning institution based in the UK, is smartly appealing to its students (we are all students here!
Via k3hamilton
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The infographic that identifies the patterns in how men and women are sharing differently online.
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Aspects of creative thinking that are not usually taught. By Michael Michalko... (Definitely!
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A peer-reviewed paper is set to appear in the Journal of Business ethics which proposes the theory that psychopaths on Wall Street have had a critical role in the global financial crisis.
Psychopathy is defined as the inability to empathize with the feelings of others. A theoretical paper, to be published in the Journal of Business ethics, will analyze the global financial crisis through the lens of the psychopath. The paper is titled “The Corporate Psychopaths Theory of the Global Financial Crisis,” and it is written by Clive R. Boddy.
Boddy describes psychopaths as “the 1% of people who have no conscience or empathy and who do not care for anyone other than themsePublishlves.” An echo of the Occupy’s nemesis the 1%? Perhaps.
By DJ Pangburn Via Edwin Rutsch
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In my previous post, I touched on content marketing and I emphasized throughout the post the importance of quality content. But what does that mean?
What a great post about using stories to build quality content -- and a fun poll to take at the end too!
I love how the author has organized her thoughts and given us really good tips on using storytelling to build great blogs, articles, websites, ebooks, etc. Her tips are a terrific map.
And then you get to take a quick poll at the end and see immediate results. I'm bookmarking the post so I can keep going back and to see how people are responding!
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Matthew Hurley was an undergraduate at Tufts when he asked a vital question: Why is the human brain equipped with a sense of humor? Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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Social media can be an invaluable part of your business’ online marketing strategy. But one of the biggest issues that comes along with social media are the distractions.
Via Howard Rheingold
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Has the formula for a viral video been discovered?
Yes, according to the author. This is another great post from social media guru Jeff Bullas. This is a very thorough article that will have you re-working your business stories so they go viral. The author breaks down the components step by step, with practical ideas for incorporating the actions into your material. Go read this post that takes all the mystery out of what makes a video/story go viral. I'm looking forward to working with his advice and seeing what happens!
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The World Bank Institute is making a strong push for bringing Serious Games one step further with two leadership capacity building strategic games. Early this year, the World Bank Institute issued a RFP for two new Serious Games addressing the processes of procurement reform and urban development. Here are the excerpts: “Both products are intended to enhance existing multi-national training programs and activities that emphasize the key role of coalition building in leadership.” The Procurement Reforms Game is a strategic simulation game in which the player has to engage a variety of stakeholders to build the necessary foundation for getting reforms passed Via k3hamilton
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Are we teaching our learners to focus on what they can do or what they cannot do? Are our assessments and our feedback geared toward bright spots?
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