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The 12 Rules of Giving Constructive Criticism

Whether you need to criticize an employee or try to explain to your child what they did wrong and how they can improve their behavior, no one likes to receive negative criticism, and many feel uncomfortable giving it themselves.

Improve Your Critical Thinking Skills with These Great Tips

Critical thinking is no longer a strange concept in this world. It is being talked about all over, from university to the workplace, from developed countries to poor ones. The importance of thinking critically has never really been considered properly until recently.

Wearing Sunscreen? Pay Attention to These 7 Critical Areas

However, while you may be slathering your skin with sunscreen, are you sure you are protecting all the critical parts of your body? Usually, we tend to apply sunscreen lotion on our face, hands, arms, legs, and chest.

The Real Meaning Behind These 10 Backhanded Compliments

You’re a Saint for Having So Many Children It sounds like the speaker is being critical of the other person’s life choices – does having ‘so many’ imply that they have too many children? Moreover, they must be so difficult that one should be a ‘saint’ to bear it and take care of them. 10. 

The Revolutions That Sparked These 5 Famous Paintings

Share this article with your art-loving friends 5 Bold Works of Art Inspired by Revolution art, history, informative, spirituality, war, culture, baba recommends, revolution, criticism, upheaval These 5 famous works of art were sparked by different revolutions and tell absolutely fascinating histories

These Famous Artworks Were Once Considered SCANDALOUS

What upset critics the most was Caravaggio's unconventional choice to use a poor peasant as a model for the saint. Other problematic features were St. Matthew’s dirty feet and the way the image implied him to be illiterate, as though he was being read to by the angel.

Nothing Like a Good Laugh to Make a Day Complete

Sometimes photos are funny, and sometimes plain text is funny, but good cartoons are always funny, and this collection doesn't harm that notion one bit, from silly situations to some funny critics of people's behavior - there's something here for everyone! Pick a quiet place to pray...

14 Stunning Examples of Brutalist Architecture

The term 'Brutalism' was coined by Swedish architect Hans Asplund as 'nybrutalism' in 1955 and popularized by British architectural critic Reyner Banham a few years later. Interestingly, the term is a play on the French phrase for raw concrete, " béton brut," meaning “raw concrete.”