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Norway should share the "gigantic" profits it's made as a result of higher oil and gas prices, especially with Ukraine, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki says https://t.co/lM5nmfB8AX

Purpose isn’t magic — it’s something we must consciously pursue and create. With the right approach, almost any job can be meaningful. https://t.co/LVcjOJHdLR

Just published: front page of the Financial Times UK edition Monday May 23 https://t.co/gluLwRfrHx https://t.co/6MW0sr8FCX

DO A BUSINESS PLAN!!!!

This sub is a hot dumpster fire of questions by people that would eventually be solved by doing a full 15-20 page business plan. The business plan will force you to research your market, customer demographics, financials, permits, loans, locations, contingencies, everything. At the end of writing that plan anyone should be able to pick it up and know what your business will be doing for the next 5 years to stay afloat. SO WHY HAVEN’T YOU DONE A BUSINESS PLAN YET? Edit: made it a question.

Farrow & Ball uses 18th-century techniques to produce their wallpaper https://t.co/bs3M8ke3ku

The 7 types of rest that are essential for human flourishing.  @entrylevelrebel https://t.co/qeegni5k1m

A planeload of baby formula arrived in the US on Sunday, starting an emergency program to alleviate a national shortage that has left some parents scrounging to feed their children https://t.co/32DSsLfVdL

How to cool yourself down if you get worked up: 1. Breathe. 2. Focus on your body. 3. Say a mantra. 4. Acknowledge and label your feelings. 5. Take a break. https://t.co/XFLMGVtaN4

Do comfortable chairs decrease productivity?

I manage a retail store. We have crappy wooden chairs to sit on behind the register for when we got all of our work done and there isn’t any customers. It’s better than nothing. Employees can also remain seated while ringing up a customer but it’s usually easier to stand to get it done faster. Speaking with the owner about it, and she says that if we get comfortable chairs, no one will want to get up to work when there is work to be done. There will be less motivation to get up and do things around the store as well like straightening things up. People will be less motivated to get down on the floor and personally help customers. I’m leaning towards the other side of this, thinking that providing more comfortable chairs would be better for productivity. Reasoning: Less discomfort means more meaningful rest time when sitting. This should, in turn, result in more productive work when it is needed. Any thoughts or experience with this?

Globalisation’s golden era nears its end, business leaders warn https://t.co/fuPYF39dJG

Terra's stunning $60 billion collapse is a tale of new money falling victim to an old-school bank run https://t.co/Hj0rQ67kVX

Live news: ABB and Siemens back Norwegian battery start-up https://t.co/O0M6tx1iVr

Five things you can do today to improve your focus: https://t.co/ADWl6a6WqX

The rise of Australia's next leader: Anthony Albanese is one of the first prime ministers in decades to have a working-class background https://t.co/dkTQL5SPSs #auspol #ausvotes #ausvotes2022

EU health agency advises member states to plan for monkeypox jabs https://t.co/NbcJDVs4ZD