If you have a favorite SlideShare that didn’t make this list, please share it in the comments for everybody to enjoy. 1. The Future of Work PSFK Labs report that goes into great depth about their research and findings on what we can expect the future of work to look like. If you don’t have time for in-depth information, they provide a succinct, informative summary in the first few slides....

15. Less is more The old rule of thumb still stands and is a good base to use when photo editing. Too many edits will make your photo unnatural, blur lines and create color contrasts that dull the photo. You don’t want to fall victim to over-editing. The absolute best photos start with a good photo, when your camera is set right and the lighting is perfect. We know this can be a hassle, especially when we are new to taking photos and want to really exercise our editing talents....

1. “Failure is part of learning.” Positive people view failure as an opportunity to learn and get better. They understand that failure is an event, and doesn’t define who they are. Negative people are emotionally disabled by failure because they allow it to define who they are. They fail to understand that it’s part of the learning and growing process. 2. “I can do hard things.” Positive people love to be challenged....

To help you make your next trip to the state one to remember, I’ve listed the top 15 extreme things to do during your stay. Check them out! 1. Jeep Crawling in Moab Taking in the gorgeous views of Moab’s red rock is best done by jeep. You can choose to head out on a guided tour, or rent your own Jeep to make the adventure your own. Twisted Jeeps offers rentals as well as recommendations for trails and excursions....

Make Forts out of cardboard boxes Your local furniture store is a great place to get large cardboard boxes that you can transform into life-sized playhouses and cars. If you can’t find any big boxes, why not make a mini-city out of shoe boxes and cereal boxes? You can spend hours decorating and furnishing the houses you make. Perfect for Barbie! Play Mad Libs Go on a Neighborhood Color Walk For a fun and healthy home-adventure, take your kids on a color walk around the neighborhood!...

1. Go to a Free Gig Coffee shops, libraries and local venues often host free gigs, so see if there is anything going on in your area this weekend. Concerts can actually be much more rewarding when you go alone; you can really listen to the music, rather than worrying about where your friends are. 2. Go on a Long Walk or a Hike Going for a long walk and experiencing nature is often more enjoyable if you are alone, as it is peaceful, quiet, and relaxing....

What are some tips that are helping you reach your goals? A self-management checklist – [Ian’sMessyDesk]

People are striving to be happier, but they don’t know how to achieve it. “If I get this job, I will be happier.” “If I buy that new iPhone, that new dress, or go on that dream holiday, I will be happier.” “If I lose 6lbs, I will be happier.” “If my partner gives me more attention, I will be happier.” Often, the happiness that we get from attaining those things is only short lived....

1. Don’t abandon us. Yes, we know you had to leave the country for your job. Call us more often on the phone or via Skype. You will remember how we were always there for you when you needed us. Don’t let us become another statistic in that which says that half of the over 75s in the UK live alone with just the TV for company. 2. Look after us....

Here are 15 things that only a middle child would know. 1. We are open-minded and we see the world through different perspectives As children we saw the world through both of our sibling’s eyes as well as our own, which taught us to be open-minded and empathetic. 2. We are responsible The oldest child makes the first mistakes and the middle child watches it happen. This taught us that actions have consequences, and that it is important to be responsible....

As we grow older, we remember less and less about what it was like to be a child and to be constantly amazed at the world around us. And once we have kids of our own, we start thinking that they should simply act like we do. We need to remember that children are still learning about life and everything it encompasses. And we could definitely learn a thing or two from them while we’re at it....

It can be a struggle, especially when you have no set schedule or routine. Plus, who wants to spend their vacation working out when there are so many better things to do? If you follow these travel fitness hacks and work out three to four times a week for 30 minute intervals, you’ll be able to stay in shape, or get into even better shape than you already are, no matter where you end up in the world....

1. Costa Rica Photo via Flickr An important symbol of Christmas in Costa Rica is the model of the nativity scene, called the Pasito or Portal. It’s the main focus of the Christmas decorations, which also include tropical flowers and often fruit. The whole family participates in decorating the scene, which often takes a long time to make. Wreaths of cypress branches, decorated with ribbons and red coffee berries round out the decor....

Mulan: Never give up. Mulan is a young maiden who learns that her father is to be called up into the army. Knowing that he would never survive the rigors of war in his state, she decides to disguise herself and join in his place. The Lion King: Learn from your mistakes. A young heir to the throne learns to balance responsibility with fun through the trial and error and makes some wonderful friends along the way....

Pets & Food However, we all know the dangers of having too much of a good thing. Our pets are no different, and are in fact more likely to be seriously harmed after being fed something we might assume to be okay. For example, chocolate is one of our greatest treats. However, it is very bad for dogs. While we can easily digest theobromine, the toxic component of the sweet treat, dogs seriously struggle....

This scenario is common to new bloggers like you. You are excited about the whole blogging adventure. You are searching for expert bloggers based from the rankings of Kissmetrics or Blogmetrics. You think the top 10 blogs are worth following. You keep hoarding information what you think is good for you and your blog. You are in the mood of exploring overwhelming tactics provided by your expert bloggers you followed for a short period of time....

A first date is kind of a big deal. While it’s a good idea to take the approach if things are going to click they will naturally, sometimes it’s hard to get to that point. You certainly don’t want to overthink it, that just creates analysis paralysis. That being said, it’s a good idea to go in with at least a semblance of a plan that includes what to talk about....

This quote perfectly explains me. The first time I dated a girl who was a profound reader, something happened, and it was beautiful. I realized there were girls who finally understood me and I understood them. As someone who reads an average of seventy books a year, it was crucial for me to find someone who loved books just as much. I came to the point in my life where if I didn’t have a girl who validated my reading habits, all my friends would think I’m crazy....

Whether you’re a student, parent, or looking for budget activities to do with your friends over the Summer, you’ll find something you’ll enjoy on this list of things you can do without emptying the bank account for Autumn. 1. Play mini golf Most large cities in North America have miniature golf courses. The best part is that they’re usually much cheaper than going to the professional courses, where you might not have as much fun — unless you’re a keen golfer....