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ARE YOU A TOXIC PRODUCTIVITY?

[TOXIC PRODUCTIVITY] Fueled by a fear of failure or sometimes the feeling of being an impostor who'll be discovered as a fraud at any moment is the constant feeling that toxic productivity people feels. Taking a break is viewed as weak or a waste of time. Work tasks take priority over the basics: rest, meals, exercise, regular contact with those we love. According to Quazi, toxic productivity tips over into true burnout when the lines between work and free time really start to blend (or overlap completely). " [That] path to success is ridden with anxiety and depression: We tire easily, complain of aches and pains, and our mindset becomes negative."

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5 UNIQUES & FUN FACTS ABOUT COCKATOO YOU NEVER KNEW

So before we are getting to the facts, I want to tell you guys that I have two cockatoos. their names are Jerico and Kiwi. I love them so much, and if you are interested in them please I would love to hear. So here are 5 most unique facts about cockatoo according to petikeen.com 1. Cockatoos Are Very Spirited Birds. Having a cockatoo is a lot like having a rambunctious toddler. They require a lot of your attention and love to push the boundaries at every turn. 2. Cockatoos Have Interesting Beaks. While their bite force isn’t as strong as, say, macaws, they still have an impressive strong bite. That means if your cockatoo ever gets frisky, they can easily tear through your flesh. 3. Cockatoos Have Impressive Lifespan. When you commit to a cockatoo, chances are they might outlive you. These birds typically live from 40 to 70 years. 4. Cockatoos Have Loud Mouths. Cockatoos are not quiet birds. They often let out ear-pierci...

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FASCINATING WAITOMO GLOW WORM CAVES

[TRIP EXPERIENCE] The best destination that I've ever been to. As a nature lover, I would say these fascinating sites of view are beautiful as heaven. It is in the north island of New Zealand. The glowworm is a catch-all name for the bioluminescent larvae of various species. It is these fungus gnats that can be found in massive numbers in Waitomo caves. The fungus gnat larvae cling to rock walls and hunt with long strings of sticky mucus. So when we got there, we got into the cave. The cave is near to the river so we could get into the boat to see the glowing worms. To be honest, I was scared because it was totally dark, they are not allowing us to take any pictures or even make some noises. But at the same time, I was amazed by the color and the light that gave by the worms.

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