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WATCH VIDEO Our daily activities take up so much of our time. Showering, eating, working, commuting...some of us are chasing the end of the month salary. Some others the monthly pensions. But why do we live? What is the purpose of life? And do we have to have a purpose, to begin with? In my opinion, life without a purpose is a wasted life, especially that we currently live in a world that offers us so much more opportunities, better conditions of living and the internet. Yes, I had to say that because the internet brought more democracy into the world. Any average citizen's words have the same high chances of being heard as any country president or corporate CEO.  Because so much is available to us already, we should make it a goal to have a higher purpose in life. Our primary goals (paying the bills and having food on the table) shouldn't be our ultimate goals. Our existence should have a bigger meaning that goes beyond just our little comfort and interests. Making ...

WATCH VIDEO HERE Having a strong personal brand online isn't just about having a nice profile photo and a username. Powerful brands in the digital world are extremely good at communicating with their audiences. They know who they audiences are and what they want to read or see. For that, it is important to know what your purpose is and what you'd like to achieve by posting and being active online. In this interview, Serge Samoilenko, a communication instructor at George Mason University in Virginia, USA, talks about how to build a strong personal brand online and why some brands are not 'communicators'. He also explains what digital risks are and how to avoid them when building your brand online. Serge also reveals who you should go to first when promoting your products/services and the secret to really standing out and building a strong following. Watch the video and please comment and share!!

CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE VIDEO OK, let’s get this straight. If you want to succeed in life, you will have to network,. It doesn't matter if you’re an introvert or extrovert. Networking and meeting new people will help you grow, open up your mind and will trigger life-changing opportunities. Now that you know you cannot go it alone and that most successful people if not all of them have big networks that help them achieve their goals, let’s get to actually what you could do to start making meaningful connections: 1. Be nice to everybody. You don’t need a reason to be nice to people. In fact, generally, when I get asked about job interviews etc, I usually recommend to be nice to everyone you come across to from, the building entrance to the actual job interview office. You might never know who the person you’re coming across in the elevator is: it could be your future boss or the cleaner who will one day help you lock you out of the office bathroom. The idea is to be ni...