2 simple tactics can help you gain more influence—most people don’t try them, experts say

• Bestselling author: This simple routine helps me feel happy and energized when I'm tired from work—I do it 'every week'

  Mel Robbins says her 7-step, weekly reset can help you get rid of the Sunday scaries and feel fulfilled. Here's how to do it.
  
  CNBC - Mar. 8

• The No. 1 mistake I see job seekers making in 2025, says career expert: It can ‘destroy your chances’

  Here's what to do instead to help you stand out and land the role, says Jeremy Schifeling, founder of The Job Insiders and author of "Career Coach GPT."
  
  CNBC - 1d
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  Neuroscience Says You Can Rewire Your Brain to Handle Conflict Like a Pro With These 5 Techniques

  These brain hacks help us handle disagreements like an expert.
  
  Inc. - 6d

• You can’t boost your immune system with supplements, says functional medicine expert—here’s what you can do

  Taking supplements is often touted as a way to boost the immune system, but Jeffrey Bland says that's not possible. Here's what you can do for your immunity.
  
  CNBC - 3d

• Stop saying ‘I think’—to sound confident and influence people, use this ‘subtle but powerful’ swap

  Minimizing language like "I think" can "dilute your credibility," says communication expert Lorraine K. Lee, author of "Unforgettable Presence."
  
  CNBC - Mar. 17
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  Jeff Bezos Says Identifying Your Hidden Strengths Is Key to Success. Here Are 15 Questions to Find Yours

  Jeff Bezos, physicists, and an Academy Award winner all say identifying your hidden strengths helps you get ahead. These questions can help.
  
  Inc. - Mar. 13
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  OpenAI Says Using ChatGPT Can Make You Lonelier. Should You Limit AI Use at Work?

  The leading AI firm concludes that long chatbot interactions can impact your well-being, which could affect workplace mental health.
  
  Inc. - 1d
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  People Who Excel at Starting a Conversation Always Do This, According to a Clinical Psychologist

  ‘Conversational doorknobs’ can help you build the connections you need for success.
  
  Inc. - 3d

• Tips to prevent Social Security overpayments

  Social Security overpays its recipients by billions of dollars every year — and then asks for the money back. Here are some ways experts say you can reduce the chances of it happening to you.
  
  CBS News - Mar. 12

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