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Author, speaker, journalist and Inc.com columnist. Contributor to CNBC.com, Business Insider, and CIO.com. Latest book: Career Self Care

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Here’s Why September Is the Perfect Month to Start a New Habit, According to Psychology

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By Minda Zetlin Verified
| Inc. Verified
Tap into the power of the “fresh start effect” this coming month. September starts today. And it just might be your most successful month this year. This may sound like some first-day-of-the-rest-of-your-life pablum, but hear me out. There are real, psychological reasons why September may be the best time to finally tackle that big project, start a new habit, or make a big push into the business you want.
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Here’s How to Use the First 30 Minutes of Monday to Set Yourself Up for a Productive Week

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By Minda Zetlin Verified
| Inc. Verified
Before you dive in to your busy week, take time to set yourself up for success. What can you do on Monday morning to help make your whole week more productive? And in a work world full of distractions, how can you stay focused on your most important goals? One simple practice can help with both these things. Take half an hour to plan your week. After 14 years of writing this column, interviewing experts, and trying out different approaches, this is how I do it.
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I Recommended a Great Candidate to Another Company. Was That the Right Thing to Do?

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By Minda Zetlin Verified
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Inc.’s Ethics columnist weights in on a sticky hiring question. A Reddit member writes: She was a technical artist on my team before we got shut down. Genuinely good, learning fast, writing code on top of her art work. When we closed I was hiring at the next place and she applied. But I also knew a studio that was a better fit for where she wanted to go, so I recommended her there too. She took the other job. Told me later she was surprised I’d done it.
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