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A university employee is struggling to get through her department's hour-plus meetings
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“To avoid criticism, say nothing, do nothing, be nothing.”
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Track your sleep? Count steps? Welcome to quantified self. Here are 15 self-tracking apps that work, plus a system for people who'd rather live than log.
Build a productivity streak one day at a time (with monthly and annual calendar templates to help)
Currently reassessing their life, one reader asks about the best steps towards a radical career change.

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