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Move Forward With Positive Thoughts

If you change a picture frame, the picture itself can look very different. Try these suggestions to reframe self-defeating thoughts into positive ones.
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Build Positive Relationships

Are you doing your part in creating positive relationships in your life? Learn how to deal well with others and make a positive difference in your life and attitude.
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Get and Keep the Work You Want

A positive attitude will help you find a good job. And it will help you hold on to your work in a competitive market.
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Learn to Communicate Authentically

Good communication skills can help you reach your education, work search, and career goals. But how do you communicate authentically? Find out.
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How to Manage Burnout From Work

Burnout is not a medical condition, but it is a serious state of work-related stress and exhaustion. Learn how to recognize the symptoms and guard against some of the common causes.
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Remembering Joey Moss [4:05]

Joey Moss was born with Down syndrome. He passed away in 2020, after almost 40 years as a prominent employee of Edmonton’s best-known professional sports teams. He became a role model for many people who live with developmental disabilities. Because of him, millions of Canadians have a better understanding of how everyone benefits from inclusive employment.

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