Quotes like "early bird catches the worm", and "lose an hour in the morning, and you will spend all day looking for it" always made me think, if waking up early, really makes a difference in my life. But trust me, it does. In this era, where we struggle for productivity, success, and recognition, using the early mornings effectively is the key. Mornings set the tone for the rest of your day, so why not, make the most of them? If you are like someone who hate to wake up early (don't worry, even I've been there), here's how you can turn your mornings into a powerhouse of productivity and success. 1. Start the Night Before : Preparation is the Key. Don't just roll into your morning without any plan. You can list out your things to do, set your cloths right or plan for the day that night for the next day. 2. Ditch the Snooze Button : Challenge yourself to wake up at the first alarm. This is difficult I know, but trust me, it works. If you are determine...
For many non-native English speakers, communicating effectively in English can be a challenge. While you may have strong language skills, the speed at which native English speakers talk, combined with regional slang and idiomatic expressions, can make online meetings and calls daunting. However, with a bit of practice and some helpful strategies, you can confidently navigate these challenges and ace your meetings with any native English speaker. Know you accent : Many non-native English speakers have their own accent which makes it difficult for them to pronounce the English words accurately. The short term goal for them should be to overcome this and speak in a neutral accent. Understanding the speed of native English speakers : One of the biggest hurdles for non-native speakers is the speed at which native English speakers talk. Americans, in particular, are known for speaking quickly, and this can be overwhelming, especially in professional settings. Here are some t...