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In the hustle and bustle of daily life, it’s easy to overlook the small gestures that can make a monumental difference in our ...

The happiest people among us know that certain phrases can shift the energy in the room, so they choose the ones that bring ...

You will definitely see positive results for this and a big boost for your career in future. God bless!," he wrote. Responding to his tweet, Dhansika said, "Means a lot darling! Thank you." ...

But if you pay attention, you will notice that the happiest people are those who are the most positive. Both their words and the worlds they create are positive. Lag B’Omer Same’ach!

Instead of saying I am sorry all the time, she could say “Thank you for your patience.” This small shift boosts your confidence in yourself and what others perceive of your abilities.

In conclusion, the catch-22 is that words women use at work really matter. Those words can either support perceived weaknesses or reflect a strong and supportive leader.

“We love you so much. Thank you for everything you do for us. Stay strong. We are praying for you.” “You are not alone in this fight,” another said. “We are with you. Get well soon.” ...

But thanks to Untold Narratives, their words, at least, are now imprints on a page, indelible and defiant. My Dear Kabul: A Year in the Life of An Afghan Women’s Writing Group is out now, published by ...

Resharing the Prime Minister's post, Ekta wrote in Hindi on X: "Respected Prime Minister, thank you very much for your positive words on #TheSabarmatiReport. They have boosted our morale.

USAA is using this data to ask people to "Go Beyond Thanks." Their new campaign urges people to make real, positive connections which can also be used as a moment to encourage conversations about ...

“While we are disappointed to discontinue our development program in LN, we would like to thank the investigators, patients and their families for their participation in the PALIZADE trial.