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Set a goal, work the process, and be consistent. Be brave. What do you have to lose except a job you're ready to leave anyway?

When it comes to managing the hectic weekday mornings, a little bit of planning goes a long way. I know this from personal experience.

But don't just list these on your resume if they're not true for you. Work on growing in these areas. If they are true for you, be prepared to discuss.

Ain't nobody got time for your germs!

Are you being less productive at work since we gained an hour of sleep? Is your internal clock all out of whack?

As a proud member of the small group that will use a sick day if I'm experiencing cold or flu-like symptoms, I can tell you that we are not amused

Self-care on the job is not impossible. In fact, it is imperative to helping you maintain your health, sense of calm, and will even make you more productive.

Rushing around like a maniac leads to feeling frazzled all day. Our moods aren't as good, our work isn't as good...and even food isn't as good. Slow down.

Even if you love your work, there's a sense of pressure to get back to the "work week" after a brief reprieve over the typical two-day weekend.

If you feel guilty for getting out of the office and taking an actual lunch break, you're facing "lunch-shaming" on the job. This is why you're eating noodles at your desk for the fifth day in a row.

Oh boy, this might make you a little crazy. One company is offering to pay bonuses to women who will wear short skirts to work and the policy is being called 'disgusting' and 'sexist' on social media.

Ever wonder what everyone else is doing at work? It's strangely calming and fascinating to watch this Tyler company print t-shirts.