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Employees lack a clear standard for being productive. Seeming busy has now become a proxy for good performance.

There are many words to describe it—fired, let go, laid off, terminated—but the experience of losing your job is impossible to capture in only 1 or 2 words. Sometimes, it takes a few chapters to process. In this month's installment, Ivy Exec reviews the best books to help you move forward after a forced transition.

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Imagine waking up every day excited to dive deep into the world of knowledge, mastering new skills effortlessly, and becoming an expert in whatever piques your interest. "How To Self-Learn Anything" is your ultimate guide, transforming you from a beginner to an expert in any field. Are you ready to embark on a journey of

I read more than a dozen self-help books in 2018. Here are the tips — about work, love, and life — that have really stuck with me.

1) Clear Goal Setting: The book emphasizes setting specific and achievable goals before starting any task. This clarity fuels motivation and prevents aimless wandering. 2) Effective Time Management: Learning to manage time efficiently is crucial. The book provides strategies to prioritize tasks, avoid distractions, and stay focused on completion. 3) Overcoming Procrastination: Addressing the root causes of procrastination is highlighted. Share it with others 🚀