Mulethi is the root of the licorice plant, which is a member of the legume family. Its uses go back to ancient times where it was actually found in great quantities in the tomb of King Tut. The Egyptians believed it to be a cure-all. Additionally, Mulethi has been used by the Hindus, who believed it to increase sexual vigor. The Greeks used it to chew on when water was scarce to prevent dehydration....

1. They Are Naturally Creative Creativity can be one of the most valued skills when it comes to productivity, and this puts introverts at an advantage because they have creativity hard-wired into them. Introverts tend to spend a lot of time in introspection, and this time alone is a breeding ground for great ideas. The trick is capturing the ideas in a place where they won’t be forgotten. 2. They Are Intentional Introverts tend to be naturally cautious people, approaching any task with great thought and care....

1. They know how important it is to be a good match with their host When you are sharing such close proximity with someone you have never met, it is important to find someone who shares similar living habits with yourself. If they are very social and like to have people over often, but you prefer a quiet night at home, it is important to realize these differences before you finalize your stay with a host....

So, here’re 10 things successful and super productive people do that leads them being in the top 20 percent of money earners in our society 1. They review their day Steve Jobs was a strong proponent of living life to the fullest every day. He wonderfully explained this concept when he said: “Being the richest man in the cemetery doesn’t matter to me. Going to bed at night saying we’ve done something wonderful, that’s what matters to me....

1. It’s OK To Do Nothing One of the most persistent feelings of depression is guilt. You feel guilty that you’re depressed, inconveniencing others, can’t hold a job, have no friends, and so on. Guilt will take over your feelings. You will feel trapped in your head. Let it all go. Don’t push yourself. Keep your activities small, light, and close-ended. You don’t need to “get out of the house” everyday....

“Leadership is lifting a person’s vision to high sights, the raising of a person’s performance to a higher standard, the building of a personality beyond its normal limitations.” —Peter Drucker 1. They set a great example. A successful manager will be able to lead effectively without being a tyrant or being a ‘yes’ man or woman. Tough leaders set themselves incredibly high standards. They have clear objectives, work hard and are punctual and polite....

1. Video games can teach and/or enforce teamwork. A variety of video games have been created that involve a team of people (whether in your living room or in a different state) working together toward a common goal. 2. Video games may be able to improve vision. Did your mother ever tell you to not to stare at your computer screen for too long? Okay, she was correct in that your eyes need a break every now and again, but a study was conducted by a psychologist that may have proof that detailed video games involving aiming and shooting at objects improve declining vision....

It can feel like the day is never ending when you have a small child in your care. Aside from observing their feeding and napping as well as their physical hygiene and toileting; they seem to have boundless energy and infinite curiosity. They certainly keep you on your toes, but it doesn’t have to feel as though every minute is a constant demand of your attention and time. With just a shift in approach, you can observe their needs and behavior in a way that makes the day ordered while still very flexible and also encourage their independence and separation from you....

To become such, you need to put in the time. It is just the same as when employers ask for work experience to hire you, but you need to get hired to get work experience. Let’s first find out what the learning curve theory is. Then, you will get to know the top 10 tips to boost your learning curve so that you can eventually find a way out of this stress....

1. Sweet, sweet freedom. Now that you no longer have a significant other to think about, you can make major life choices based on your own wishes, goals, and whims. You no longer have to cater to their preferences. You can move cities for a new job, choose to take a vacation in a spot they would have hated, or paint the living room in their least favourite colour. Think of the possibilities!...

Instead, let’s put on a brave face and tackle our fears. In the darkness of ignorance, the monsters still reign over us, but in the light of knowledge and acceptance, they are seen for what they are: simply self-made straw men—unworthy of the terror they command. 1. Give up fear of failure “Failures are finger posts on the road to achievement. – C. S. Lewis Fear of failure is a huge problem for many people....

1. Get Plenty of Rest Being chronically overtired can certainly contribute to burnout at work. If you find yourself feeling exhausted each day, it’s likely that you may grow weary from your job quickly. Make sure you are getting seven to eight solid hours of sleep each night to prevent burnout. 2. Practice Saying “No” If you’re always feeling overwhelmed by the amount of work you’re given, it’s likely that you’ll grow angry and resentful, which can be perfect burnout conditions....

It is very important for every team member to maintain focused goals on a professional front, at their individual level and at the organizational level. With even the slightest discord between two employees, the entire team might suffer and have to adjust to the downsize in organizational success. As humans, each and every employee is bound to have different opinions and feel inclined to meet their personal goals, just as much as they meet the goals of their company....

1. Accept What You Can’t Change… There’s that which we can change and that which we can’t, and the majority of life’s obstacles are strictly in our heads. The first step to removing obstacles is accepting what’s happened, who you are, and where you’re at. You can’t change any of the external factors, but you can accept them and decide how you want to interact with them to change your scenario....

Just about everyone owns a smartphone nowadays and these devices have become one of our best friends over a short period of time. Some might argue that there is a huge downside to this and that people are becoming anti-social because of their modern gadgets. That may be true, but it all depends on the individual and how he or she plans on using the latest technological advancements. Amongst other things, smartphones have thousands of apps coming out each month....

Try to celebrate the small achievements daily and make it a habit to acknowledge every battle you fight in personal life and work. That way not much time and effort will be left for negative attitude towards yourself. “Of all the judgments we pass in life, none is more important than the judgment we pass on ourselves.” – Nathaniel Branden 2. Let go of anger when you make mistakes Whoever respects their work would be not satisfied when mistakes are made, especially when they could have been avoided....

1. University of Minnesota Is it the pristine hardwood floor, or the wrap-around indoor running track that does it for me? I would have to say a little bit of both. These guys got so into their gym that they hired expert architects to do all sorts of fancy design tricks to keep you motivated while working out. The college I attended unfortunately did not have anything like this, and for that I shed numerous tears each night (not really)....