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How to Give a Killer Presentation
For People today, being able to deliver a presentation is more important than ever. But when faced with the task, the prospect can be daunting. These 11 steps outline what to do, so when it comes to presenting you can inspire, engage and change the way people think.

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The Motto of Every US State, Mapped
In God We Trust: so goes the motto for the United States of America, and also the state of Florida. But within that mission statement for the US as a whole, each state has its own unifying pledge to live up to as we work together for the common good.

That’s fifty rallying cries in eight different languages! Twenty in Latin, twenty-four in English, and the rest in French, Spanish, Italian, Greek, Hawaiian, and Chinook. Some of them have some pretty strange things to say about how their citizens should live their lives. Check out the infographic below to know about motto of every US state.

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12 Quotes from Self-Made Billionaires that Will Change your Outlook on Money
Becoming a billionaire is a dream of many - but unfortunately, a one that is hard to achieve. However, some of the world’s richest men and women have proved that building wealth is possible, regardless of your educational qualification and financial situation.

This is because they have the right attitude toward money, investment goals, and their success.

The millionaires of today do not measure their success by the amount of money they make. Their end goal is not money but of course, they do find it important to use that money wisely if they want to increase their net worth down the road and finish off rich as well.

In this infographic, you'll discover some words of wisdom by self-made billionaires. Take a look at what they have to say about the value of money.

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The Most Banned Books of 2017 (And Beyond)
Books in America aren’t burned, but frequently pulled from library shelves. Often for strange political, religious, or social issues from communism to LGBTQ+ rights, some of America’s best literary works have been challenged in the public sphere. We’ve taken a look back at which books have been challenged the most in the past five years, from the suicide-themed Thirteen Reasons Why to the smash hit Fifty Shades of Gray to critically acclaimed classics like The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian.

What’s going on? Why are Americans pulling books out of the library? Often the reasons cited, especially in recent years, have to do with concepts sexual in nature: gender values, sexual conduct, and nudity. Then there's also books containing LGBT content and trans identities, which have had to fight to stay on shelves. With an influx of diversity-focused books is a corresponding influx of intensely negative reactions, especially from 2014 and onward. But let’s look back at the most banned books of all time: 1984, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The Catcher and the Rye, The Color Purple, and The Great Gatsby. They’re all now considered timeless classics! Will today’s rejected novels be tomorrow’s class favorites?

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7 Signs of a Toxic Work Environment
A toxic work environment can’t be created unless it has fertile ground to take root in, and the values and ethics of a company’s leaders play a large role in that. HR departments must regularly assess all employees on an individual basis and look for instances of discriminatory beliefs, lack of accountability, hostile leadership styles, retaliation and information guarding. With an infrastructure that doesn’t tolerate these behaviors, it becomes much simpler to steer clear of a toxic workplace environment.

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The Evolution of Office Dress Codes
As office dress codes have changed over the decades, Human Resource professionals have been given the responsibility to align dress code rules with social and political norms. Throughout the evolution of workplace dress codes, HR professionals have been able to identify a steady increase in workplace satisfaction and productivity due to more relaxed dress codes.

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What Is Employee Experience? (And How to Optimize Yours)
In today’s career landscape, millennials are paving the way for how we rethink and reconstruct the workforce. Employees now expect transparency, opportunities for growth, and a workforce experience that is both challenging and fun.

zerocater going to look into what the employee experience is, why it matters, and how a company can improve. This will help employers attract and retain top talent, provide a productive and fulfilling place to work, and simply make teams happier—both professionally and personally.

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Causes of Blurry Vision
Blurry vision is the inability to see fine detail, making objects appear hazy and out of focus. It can be experienced in one or both eyes. There are several different causes of blurry vision, and the cause determines the treatment for how to correct it. It is important to visit your ophthalmologist to pinpoint the cause of your blurry vision in order to properly correct or treat it. Here are the causes of blurry vision and how they can be corrected or treated.

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Charles Bonnet syndrome
Charles Bonnet's syndrome is an under-reported eye condition which can cause scary symptoms like hallucinations. Vision Direct's infographic explains more about the condition and its symptoms.

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In modern society, most individuals usually spend their time indoors. But regardless of the occupation, clean air is essential to human health. This being the reason why it is imperative to ensure that the quality of air indoors is cleanest and free from contaminants.

Breathing contaminated air puts your child at risk of developing health complications. Nevertheless, the matter of indoor air quality in schools is sometimes overlooked. Even with the much-emphasized precautions to keep children safe and healthy, you will find that the issue of air quality runs deep.

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The Psychology of Social Media Why We Like, Comment, and Share
60% of women admitted being addicted to social networking sites. 56% of users shared that they were afraid of missing something important online. It was also estimated, in another research, that an average person spends approximately 135 minutes per day on social media.

The reason why people want to go online, and share something, lies in the psyche of letting others know of one's real self, and staying connected with the rest of the world, especially friends and family. But there are many drawbacks to this dependence as well. Users often find their self-esteems suffering in the process. Therefore, it is important to cut down the usage of these sites.

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