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New Research Says Internet-Fueled FOMO At Work May Harm Mental Health

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New research from the University of Nottingham discovered FOMO in the digital workspace can increase anxiety and stress, posing a risk to mental health. Social media often promotes the impulse to engage in comparative thoughts, so she advises becoming aware of your usage and its effects.

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How Candidates And Managers Can Identify And Combat Age Discrimination

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It’s another red flag if, during a virtual or in-person interview, anyone on the interviewer panel makes comparisons between the timeline of an older job candidate’s career path and their own. If they are limited, that should be enlightening information to an older worker, as health conditions become more common as we age. .

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Workplace Happiness Is at an All-Time High—But There’s Still Room for Improvement

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By comparison, in 2010, after the Great Recession, there was an all-time low in satisfaction rates, at 42.6%. A gender ‘gap’ in satisfaction Like many things in the comparison between men and women at work, everything isn’t equal, including the satisfaction rate. The results show just over 62% of U.S. in the previous year.

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Gratitude Affirmations: Why They Work and 25 Affirmations to Try

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Scientific research has found potential for self-affirmation to reduce defensiveness, promote openness and positivity and improve coping ability. 5 gratitude affirmations to boost your self-worth It’s hard not to compare ourselves to others, so avoid negative comparisons by affirming your own personal value. “My

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Gigi Gorgeous: How to Stay Grounded When Social Media Is Your Full-Time Job

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You might cross paths with bullies, fall victim to the comparison trap or struggle to log off. You can make lots of money on YouTube or TikTok, but scrolling for hours on end—a research requirement if you want to be great— negatively impacts your mental health. Working on social media (professionally) takes everything up a notch.

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Breaking Free From Impostor Syndrome & Self Doubt with Dr. Valerie Young

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That could be also something, that constant comparison. Do you believe it’s more prone for females, women to experience this in comparison to their male counterparts? Things like luck, timing, personality, this idea that they just like me, you know, connections, or if I can do it, how hard can it be? People that ruminate.

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How Churchill Northern Studies Centre Is Bringing Food Sovereignty to the Arctic North

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The initiative was established in collaboration with Growcer , a company focused on promoting food sovereignty in remote communities such as Churchill. and with the knowledge that the carbon footprint is extremely low in comparison to the produce shipped from Winnipeg.” One is located at Duke of Marlborough School.