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Stop Waiting for the Right Time to Make a Change When faced with crucial or life-changing decisions — such as a career change — we often ask ourselves, “Is now the right time?” But the reality is that the right time is a myth, and when we perpetuate it, we choose to live by default rather than design. We let fear and doubt dictate our choices, drive our decision-making, and limit our potential. Here are a few ways to get started on owning your decisions.
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WorkWorkUS joins Bosnia in show of support on eve of planned celebration by Serb nationalists   “Whilst the joint operation between the American air force and Bosnian military is welcome as a deterrent we need to go further,” said Alicia Kearns, chair of the UK parliament’s foreign affairs committee who led the move to sanction Dodik in 2022. “I want to see the UK rejoin EUFOR, Nato troops stationed in Brčko and the EU finally join the UK and US in sanctioning Dodik and his cronies.”
WorkWorkSamsung Profit Tumbles 35% as Chip Weakness Persists  Samsung is also counting on a new lineup of devices and foldables to drive growth in 2024. The Korean company is preparing to unveil its latest gadgets in the US later this month, at a time investors worry Apple Inc.’s iPhone 15 may be running out of steam mere months after launch.
WorkHarbaugh: U-M 'innocent,' not rattled by tumult  \"No high school has gotten to a thousand wins. No other college has gotten to a thousand wins. No other pro team has gotten to a thousand wins,\" Harbaugh said. \"University of Michigan. To reach a thousand wins and win the national championship in the same year, man, doesn\'t get much better than that. I would really ask you that. Work
WorkWhile Defending Trump, Ramaswamy Insists He’s More Electable in the Fall  As a snowstorm bore down on Iowa, Mr. Ramaswamy was one of the few candidates out on the trail on Monday afternoon, while others canceled planned events. He had four events scheduled on Monday in northwestern Iowa, where he campaigned alongside Steve King, a former congressman for the region. Work
WorkWorld War II-era Munitions Found Dumped Off Los Angeles Coast  The seafloor off the California coast was long known as a dumping site for DDT waste products and other types of industrial waste in the 1930s to 1970s. Scientists are still evaluating the scale of the dumping and its ongoing effects on marine ecosystems. WorkSamsung warns of worse than expected profits fall  However, memory chip prices dropped sharply last year. This was because of a build up of large stocks of the key electronic components in the wake of the pandemic, and slower sales for devices such as laptops and mobile phones.
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WorkWork Work‘The Trees Saved Me’  For a modest fee, a person can attach their own story to a tree. When visited in person, the tree reads the narrative back through a QR code. Number 44 is Ana Maria Branza, a Romanian fencing champion who won her first national title at age 15. WorkStudy Aims to Bring a Tinier Tyrannosaur Back From Oblivion  The discovery of either an older adult Nanotyrannus or a young T. rex distinct from the Nanotyrannus form would help clarify things, Dr. Holtz said. So could forthcoming data about Jane and the “dueling dinosaurs” tyrannosaur. While the team’s paper provides interesting suggestions, Dr. Holtz said it isn’t enough for him to reject the hypothesis “that these are juvenile T.rex.” WorkSouth Korea Bans Dog Meat, a Now-Unpopular Custom  The law’s passage marked a milestone for animal protection activists who have campaigned for the ban for years. Since 2015, they have helped 18 dog farmers close their operations or transition into vegetable farms. The farmers gave up their animals to be adopted as pets. WorkFranz Beckenbauer, ‘Der Kaiser’ of World Soccer, Dies at 78  As detailed by Gavin Newsham in his 2006 book “Once In A Lifetime,” his history of the Cosmos, the impresario duly obliged, heading across the restaurant with Beckenbauer following, uncharacteristically shy. As they reached the director’s table, though, before Mr. Ertegun could speak, Mr. Allen quickly stood up, a look of incredulity on his face. “My God, Franz Beckenbauer,” he said. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkFashion firms agree to compensate garment workers in Mauritius  REAL Garments also said it was taking the findings of the investigation seriously and had taken action to remedy the situation for its workers. “We confirm that all the remediations including repayment of local transportation fees have been completed,” it said. WorkSouth Korea votes to ban production and sale of dog meat  The movement to make selling dog meat illegal has gathered momentum under the president, Yoon Suk-yeol, an animal lover who has adopted several dogs and cats with his wife, Kim Keon-hee, who has also criticised the industry. WorkThe Iconic pledges to refund customers charged for bogus orders after hack  The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission found that some victims suffered significant relationship and health consequences as a result of scams, simply because they responded to a “fraud alert call they thought was their bank” or “clicked on a link in a text message they thought was from a government agency”. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkNew French prime minister expected to be named - Europe live  The reshuffle comes five months before the European parliament elections, with Eurosceptics expected to make record gains at a time of widespread public discontent over surging living costs and the failure of European governments to curb immigration. WorkLabour plans to tackle school absence in England with home-school register  Jamie Oliver, who has campaigned on school meals for years, said: “Huge kudos to Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, for extending free school meals across London for another academic year. Not only will it help families make ends meet, but evidence proves that children having access to delicious, nutritious food at school is the foundation of their wellbeing and educational success.” WorkEmissions from Israel's war in Gaza have 'immense' effect on climate catastrophe  "Among all the problems facing the state of Palestine in the coming decades, climate change is the most immediate and certain - and this has been amplified by the occupation and war on Gaza since the 7 October," said Ikhmais, the Palestinian climate director. "The carbon emissions from the military attacks contradict the UNFCCC and Paris agreement goal ⦠recognizing the environmental impact of war is crucial." WorkMore civilian casualties recorded in 2023 than any year since 2010  Overall, 12,950 civilian casualties from explosive violence – death or injury from airstrikes, artillery attacks or other bombs – were recorded by the group in Gaza during 2023 plus a further 420 in Israel. Casualties from shootings, stabbings are not counted in the data. WorkWorkUK weather: England remains on flood alert as temperatures dip  He said Tuesday would be drier with limited snowfall, apart from some wintry showers in Cornwall. “We’re not expecting much in the way of further snowfall on Tuesday,” he said. “In actual fact, it will be much sunnier than today, particularly in the south compared with Monday.” WorkWorkTuesday briefing: How a TV drama is helping bring justice in the Post Office scandal  “We were lighting fires on cold days and wrapping up before – these days we just have heating on all the time. I’m disabled and so it’s been rather good for me,” says Kristin Warry, who has seen her electricity bill halve since she ditched her electric boiler for a heat pump system in her home (pictured above) two years ago. “It’s a lot warmer, particularly at night. Before we had one or two warm rooms, but now the whole house is warm.” WorkWorkElon Musk, Tesla No Longer Top Dog In EV Sales (Warren Buffett Says Hello)  There\'s sure to be a battle between Tesla and BYD in 2024 and beyond. However, these companies don\'t control their own fate. There are other factors at play, such as changes in U.S. tax credit eligibility that have already affected popular EV models including the Tesla Cybertruck All-Wheel Drive and some Tesla Model 3s. WorkWhy Apple faces its biggest crisis since it was saved by the iPod  Apple reportedly plans to overhaul Siri with a new system closer to ChatGPT later this year, and is in talks with news publishers about licensing their content for the launch. Still, it faces questions about whether its pro-privacy credentials will deter it from collecting the vast amounts of data typically used to train AI systems. 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