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Russell Brand denies ‘serious, disturbing, criminal allegations’ and insists all his relationships were ‘alway – Daily Mail
- Russell Brand denies ‘serious, disturbing, criminal allegations’ and insists all his relationships were ‘alway Daily Mail
- Russell Brand Says He’s About to Face ‘Serious Allegations,’ Denies Them (Video) Yahoo Entertainment
- Russell Brand Denies ‘Very Serious Criminal Allegations’ After Receiving ‘Two Extremely Disturbing Letters’ (Video) Just Jared
- Russell Brand denies ‘very serious allegations’ in new YouTube video HELLO!
- Russell Brand Reveals He’s About to Be Hit With ‘Criminal’ Allegations: ‘The Relationships I Had Were Absolutely Always Consensual’ Mediaite
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‘Teacher of the month’ who likes to ‘build relationships’ with pupils charged in student sex assault case – New York Post
- ‘Teacher of the month’ who likes to ‘build relationships’ with pupils charged in student sex assault case New York Post
- Tennessee school’s ‘teacher of the month’ charged in student sex case Fox News
- Female ‘teacher of the month’ Casey McGrath charged with ‘raping student at Chattanooga high school’ with cops Daily Mail
- Former Hamilton County teacher faces additional counts of child sexual abuse Chattanooga Times Free Press
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Wander Franco ‘faces allegations of improper relationships with TWO teenage girls after a 17-year-old filed a complaint about Rays star in July,’ claims Dominican media reports amid investigation into new allegations – Daily Mail
- Wander Franco ‘faces allegations of improper relationships with TWO teenage girls after a 17-year-old filed a complaint about Rays star in July,’ claims Dominican media reports amid investigation into new allegations Daily Mail
- Rays place Wander Franco on restricted list amid investigation – ESPN ESPN
- Rays say MLB looking into social media posts involving Wander Franco Yahoo Sports
- MLB looking into social media posts involving Rays shortstop Wander Franco WFLA News Channel 8
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‘Bachelorette’ Star Charity Lawson Talks Reconnecting With “Manipulative” Suitor, Compares Her Remaining Relationships – Hollywood Reporter
- ‘Bachelorette’ Star Charity Lawson Talks Reconnecting With “Manipulative” Suitor, Compares Her Remaining Relationships Hollywood Reporter
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Ask Amy: Son-in-law’s anger over May/December romance keeps grandma out of family relationships – OregonLive
- Ask Amy: Son-in-law’s anger over May/December romance keeps grandma out of family relationships OregonLive
- Ask Amy: Do I choose my granddaughter and let go of the love of my life? MassLive.com
- Advice | Ask Amy: I’m in love with my son-in-law’s brother. Now I can’t see my grandkid. The Washington Post
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How NBA stars such as Draymond Green and Dillon Brooks take player-referee relationships to new levels – ESPN
- How NBA stars such as Draymond Green and Dillon Brooks take player-referee relationships to new levels ESPN
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Workers report a 4-day workweek improves health, finances and relationships: It ‘simply makes you happy’ – CNBC
- Workers report a 4-day workweek improves health, finances and relationships: It ‘simply makes you happy’ CNBC
- Sorry, Calvinists: A four-day workweek actually makes employees healthier, more productive Salon
- World’s biggest four-day week trial sees 92% success rate—but companies shouldn’t implement drastic work changes blindly, CEO warns Fortune
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Why you’re getting job interviews—but no offers
As a career coach who has helped hundreds of people land six-figure jobs, I’ve found that most job seekers actually are qualified for the job that they want.
But when it comes time for the job interview, they’ll exhibit nervous body language, or babble out words that don’t say anything meaningful at all.
It’s important to identify your stumbling blocks so that you can present yourself in the best light. Here’s why you may be getting interviews, but no offers — and what to do about it:
1. You look desperate.
Have you ever thought “I really need this job” before an interview? Maybe you recently got laid off and need the money. It happens.
But interviewers can detect desperation. Remind yourself that not getting an offer doesn’t mean you’re a failure. Instead of only focusing on what you can get from the job, explain why you would be a valuable addition to the company.
For example,
- What not to say: “I was laid off, and this role checks all my boxes.”
- What to say instead: “Getting laid off gave me the time to step back and find positions like this one, where I can make a real impact in building a sales team. This is exactly when I’ve done in the past six years.”
2. Your self-doubt shows.
If you feel uncertain about your abilities, you’re more likely to speak with a nervous, indecisive tone, or have anxious body language, such as hunched shoulders and crossed arms.
Build your confidence by preparing at least three skills and three accomplishments to talk about. Practice speaking with conviction about your expertise, and why it makes you qualified for the role.
For example,
- What not to say: “I was promoted in 2021 to a director role, which surprised and humbled me.”
- What to say: “I was promoted in 2021 from senior manager to director thanks to my team’s 100% year-over-year growth in revenue. I was ready to take on training and coaching even more sales leaders.”
3. You didn’t provide enough details.
It’s easy to draw a blank after a tricky question, and just rattle off what’s listed on your resume.
The best candidates tell a story and share concrete examples of their most impressive achievements. Set the scene so your interviewer can understand the work that was required.
For example,
- What not to say: “I successfully led an office move of 100 employees.”
- What to say instead: “I had never lead an office move before, so I talked to experts and created a checklist of steps to take. I delegated tasks and gathered input, and held weekly check-ins to track progress. Things went smoothly because I had a strategic plan.”
4. You try to hide your weaknesses.
You might be inclined to avoid talking about your weaknesses. But when you are transparent about what you hope to work on, it shows that you have a growth mindset.
Ask the interviewer what their ideal candidate looks like. If you differ in any way, explain how you would fill in those gaps.
For example,
- What not to say: “This position oversees a team of 20. I’ve never led a team of more than 10, but I know I can because I always get positive feedback from people I work with.”
- What to say instead: “I’ve struggled in the past with leading a team of just 10 people. But I’ve been working on my time-management skills, and now I only take meetings that I absolutely need to be in. This way, I have more time to meet with individual team members to make sure they receive proper feedback.”
5. It had nothing to do with you.
Sometimes there simply wasn’t anything more you could have done to change the outcome because something behind the scenes happened.
Maybe they restructured and abandoned the hiring process for the position, or maybe there was a budget freeze. Or, even though you gave it your all, you weren’t the right match.
No matter the reason, it’s not your problem to fix. If they said they would get back to you, and it’s taking a while, it never hurts to follow up. But at a certain point, you must move on and put energy into other opportunities.
Natalie Fisher increased her salary by $60,000 in one job search. A former HR professional, she is now a career coach who helps job seekers understand and communicate their value and land six-figure roles. Follow her on LinkedIn and YouTube.
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The Love Horoscope For Each Zodiac Sign On Saturday, January 28, 2023
The love horoscope of each zodiac sign in astrology is here for Saturday, January 28, 2023. Here’s what is happening in love and what advice is best for your relationships, per astrology.
The Sun is in Aquarius, and Venus is in Pisces. The Moon spends the day in Taurus, and we are in the First Quarter Moon phase with a Full Moon coming in one week.
What’s in store for your zodiac sign today in the area of love? Read on to find out more.
What today’s love horoscope has in store for each zodiac sign on Saturday, January 28, 2023:
Aries
The starting point of Venus in your sector of Pisces means that a sweet escape is on the horizon. A new door to love may be opening up for you, and if you are ready to see where the path leads, take that first step.
Taurus
The bud of romance starts with friendship, Taurus. Today, love benefits from getting to know someone better. The tree of love is strongest when the roots are deep.
Gemini
A relationship may trigger a sense of insecurity, but this is a test of your confidence and self-love. Your value and self-worth aren’t attached to another person’s point of view. See yourself through your own eyes, not solely through the perspective of another.
Cancer
Learning to believe in love again is easier said than done when your heart has been crushed too many times in the past. Feeling secure enough to drop your guards and open up to a new love can feel hard to do, but when your heart senses it’s right, faith always seems to rush back in.
Leo
Is that a spark you feel? There can be magnetic chemistry for you and a person you like. It’s possible that a new relationship is beginning to unfold, and there’s a lot of hope for a bright, romantic future with someone special.
Virgo
What are your expectations? You may have high desires for what this love can offer, yet there can be a red flag or two that causes you to pause and wonder if you’re on the right track. The dance of push and pull starts today when it comes to love. Be slow to make decisions and quick to observe to understand.
Libra
It’s never wise to rush or make yourself too available when you have things to do. You can fall short of your obligations and responsibilities for the sake of being there when a person calls. Sticking to a plan and letting things happen naturally and organically is better. If the timing isn’t right, then ask for a raincheck.
Scorpio
Finally, the stars have aligned and are playing in your favor. Now that Venus has entered Pisces and remains at the Aries point, you may feel ready to jump into something more intimate than you had previously. You’re not looking for a fling at this time; fortunately for you, a real relationship is in store this month.
Sagittarius
You love your freedom, don’t you, Sagittarius? But, even if you hate to admit it to friends and family what you really long for is a home with the 2.5 kids, a dog and a house with a picket fence. While you tend to drag your feet in the sand when your knight in shining armor offers to carry you away, this time you might be more willing to give in and let them.
Capricorn
Some arguments are worth the effort, especially if they are for the sake of love. Your partner may show signs of pulling away, and while you often hold the door for a lover who has decided to walk, today you may put a little bit of a fight to try and keep the status quo. If you’re not ready to end it all, you will want to be heard and say why you think your love is worth giving another shot.
Aquarius
It’s always nice to receive a thoughtful gift from someone you love. With Venus in Pisces, the money sits in your pocket as if it is burning a hole. You are eager to spend what you earn to spoil your partner and make them feel special.
Pisces
You can change your mind, too, Pisces. Today, you may have an epiphany about love. In a flash, you could sense what you want in your love life, which may not be what you originally thought.
Aria Gmitter, M.S, M.F.A., is YourTango’s Senior Editor of Horoscopes and Spirituality. She studies with the Midwestern School of Astrology and is a member of the South Florida Astrological Association.