The interview is not all about answering questions asked of you. Your intelligence and interest in a position is tested based on the questions YOU ask. You should have at least three to five questions prepared. Here are four of the most creative questions I have heard that you should consider for your next interview:
Meditation for Manifestation
We know meditation is good for us. It increases our focus, productivity, and happiness. Kind of like going to the gym/yoga, I am always SO GLAD after I did it. Sometimes it is easy to make excuses that we don’t have enough time. But this is a meditation that leaves no reason for the excuse! Trying to figure out what you want to manifest? And how?
Click here for an 11-minute meditation.
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