Rahma Mirza

If you want to do something for your community, volunteering is a great option. It brings people together, moved by the same cause,

If you still haven't gotten to work since last week, then this is my last attempt to help you beat distractions. I hope you see the light.

Do you have a bad habit of patting yourself on the back and taking a 2-hour long break after working for just 5 minutes? Is procrastination slowly ruining your life? Then you need these tips.

First jobs and first experiences can be nerve-racking no matter how many 'firsts' you have.

How do you stay on top of the changing demands of the workplace and ensure you climb up the career ladder? How do you remain relevant?

What do you need to get done? Prioritise. What is the most important work that you need to do? Make a plan that works for you. If you like working with rigid time based plans, make those.

How do you go out there into the world and find a place to live, for example, if you are in a new area for a job, or you simply want to move out and try out the independent life? Here are some tips that will help you out.

If you wish to go ahead in your career, or tackle a skill, you can, and you will. All you have to do is realise that you have the ability to, and start working on it.

Our most common excuse for not exercising is, “we have no time”. And it is a legit issue.

Most of us have to juggle so much all at once. But how exactly do we find the time?

Working in a group makes a task more attainable, but sometimes, without the right leadership, group work can be messy.

Interviews get us all worked up. They are terrifying, but at the same time, very easy to master. While at the end of the day it's all common sense, it's easy to forget the most obvious things as well as the not-so-obvious ones. Don't panic. Follow our checklist and become a pro at interviews.