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When you reach this point in a job interview - where the interviewer is done with their questions and opens up the floor - you don’t want to be caught off guard. It’s important to have a plan for how you’ll respond, and a list of questions specific to that opportunity. But what types of questions should you actually ask? And are there certain ones to avoid? I turned to two job interview experts for advice: Art Markman, a professor at the University of Texas at Austin and author of Bring Your Brain to Work, and John Lees, a UK-based career strategist and author of How to Get a Job You Love. Here are their recommendations for how to approach this part of the interview and sample questions they’ve seen work in practice. Watch video: 🔔 SUBSCRIBE to this channel and turn on the notifications! CLICK HERE 👉 https://bit.ly/3zj2yS1

Have you ever wondered how to take care of your money? You spend a lot of time taking care of yourself by eating healthy, exercising, and all the self-care things women do to feel and look their best. Have you considered how you care for your money? If your finances are messy and you know you need to get them in order, but you have no idea where to begin, you can start with these steps. Keep in mind that money management is a lifelong process. Just like diet and exercise, money management requires a regular and consistent commitment. 7 Steps to care for yourself financially: 1. Create a personal budget and follow it 2. Create a debt repayment plan and pay off the debt 3. Create an emergency fund 4. Assess your insurance needs 5. Set values-based goals 6. Consider investments and retirement goals 7. Plan to pay off your mortgage Watch video: 🔔 SUBSCRIBE to this channel and turn on the notifications! CLICK HERE 👉 https://bit.ly/3zj2yS1

While many conscientious eaters think constantly about the food we’re eating — how it will affect our hearts, the environment and most of all, our waistlines — we rarely think about its impact on our brains, mood and energy levels. But the gut and the brain are in constant two-way communication, and the health of one directly influences the health of the other. More specifically, when inflammation is present in the gut, less energy is available to the brain and body. That’s because low-grade inflammation flips off a metabolic switch in the chemical pathway that produces energy. The result is not only lower energy but an increase in free radicals that damage brain tissue. Watch video: 🔔 SUBSCRIBE to this channel and turn on the notifications! CLICK HERE 👉 https://bit.ly/3zj2yS1