Glow up tips that actually work

Bland. Soulless. Generic. Robotic. Totally and undeniably fake. The last thing you want is to have someone waste your time with impersonal mass-marketing emails or messages. It’s bad enough having them fill up your inbox. It’s even worse when they’re not even proofread! If you don’t care enough to at least glance over your message before hitting [SEND], why should we care about what you’re offering?

yaa the social media it is. An forget

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Humanity has been trying to come to terms with the unique existential despair and cultural idiosyncrasies of working in an office for about as long as offices have existed. One of the latest and greatest coping mechanisms is this chaotic Facebook group where roughly 200,000 people pretend to be colleagues in a completely dysfunctional office.

TikToker Lisa shared a letter she wrote to her friends in which she included what would be expected from them. However, she underlined that if someone doesn't want to be a bridesmaid, they would still be friends.

It’s okay if you sometimes feel like that dog in the “This Is Fine” meme. We all need some tonic to the flames of bad news and negativity online once in a while. Random acts of kindness and helping others can be that antidote. It’s like Gandhi said, “The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.”