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With the holidays over and as many people head back to school, the spring semester is the dreaded second half of the year that many people call the “spring semester slump.” It can be a challenge to get back in the groove of things after having a few weeks off from school, and with the promise of the warm summer sun so close yet so far away, staying focused on your goals and assignments can be a bigger challenge than in the fall. Luckily, there are ways to get over the spring semester slump that can even help you get more out of your time at school and maybe even make it enjoyable too. Here are a few tips to help get you through the spring semester. Stick to the Plan If your New Year's resolution was to be more organized and get more done, you're going to need a plan. You should schedule your assignments and start them as soon as possible. Procrastination can sneak up on you if you aren't careful, and what was once due in three weeks is now due before

With the holidays of last year over and as we look ahead to the brand-new year, arguably one of the best holidays is just right around the corner—Valentine’s Day! It’s never too early to start thinking about what you’ll get that special someone. Although buying the perfect gift can seem next to impossible, funny, quirky, and practical gifts are almost always a surefire bet no matter who you are shopping for. To help inspire you, here are a few Valentine's Day gift ideas for the quirky and fun person in your life.  Let Them Think of You One Sip at a Time   Can we really ever have too many funny coffee mugs or cute can coolies? These simple yet highly practical items do more than just keep liquid in one place and are a great way to show the world who we are with every sip. If you’re looking for cute and practical Valentine's Day gift ideas, check out the wide variety of mug, cup, and tumbler options out there.  Did Someone Say Desk Accessories?  

Working from home is becoming incredibly common. Whether you work remotely for a traditional employer or you own your own business or work as a freelancer, working from home provides a wide variety of benefits and can allow you to maximize your time each day without the commute to an office.  With this in mind, when you first set up your home office, you might run into a couple of obstacles keeping you from being as productive and efficient as possible. To counter these, here are a few tips to help set up your home office for success.  Separate Work From Personal Life Some people can work perfectly fine and are incredibly efficient using their laptop while lying in bed all day, but most people need a dedicated office to work best. To achieve this, you should move your desk to a different room if it’s in your bedroom.If you don't have a desk, you should consider purchasing one so you can have a dedicated workspace while you work from home. Many people will us