Your workspace reflects who you are, so make it welcoming, calming and focused. The formula is fluid, but incorporating a few personal touches'a picture or two, a small potted plant, a Rubik's cube with a lot of open desk space will do wonders for your mental focus. Quality lighting that's not too glaring and not too dim is also vital for optimum productivity.

prefer minimalism when I organize my workspace'free from distraction. And I believe positive energy makes you more productive. It's hard to describe, but you know it when you feel it; it's definitely not the same for everyone. But it's important that you surround yourself with the pieces, furniture and people that create positive energy for you. For me, that means neutral colours, great lighting, plants, access to natural light and (of course) amazing co-workers.

One of the big differentiators between those who stay the course along the journey of personal growth compared to those who get off track lies within the ability to rebound quickly from setbacks. Successful people understand that life isn't fair and that they're not entitled to anything. They also understand that wallowing and making excuses for themselves only zaps their personal power. When you blame external circumstances, you're effectively giving your personal power away.

Each network handles the algorithms differently. Instagram claims to show us every post from everyone we follow, but prioritizes the order we see them in. Facebook has possibly the most sophisticated algorithm that restricts what we see. Twitter lets us switch between algorithmic and non-algorithmic feed while LinkedIn seems set to copy Facebook strategy. The goal of each social media platform is the same - to keep users engaged and on the platform for as long as possible

People nowadays snap a lot of portraits, ranging from headshots to selfies, or even group photos. Considering how popular portrait photography can be it is no surprise that most editors have tools to enhance them but PhotoWorks is particularly noteworthy. Not only will PhotoWorks provide you with numerous ways to enhance your portrait photos, but its tools are designed to be extremely intuitive and user-friendly.

Taking the protest online, Students for a Free Tibet (SFT) is a global, grassroots network of students campaigning to free Tibet, which has been occupied by China since 1950. Students in Tibet face arrest for posting on the site, but many escape to blog about their experiences in exile. With a history of direct action, the group is now uniting worldwide members through the web, blogging to spread word of news and protests, and using sites like Facebook to raise funds.