I found a new way of increasing my earnings in Adsense

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Frances Ouano Ponce

Recently, I searched randomly for any available tools I could use for my Google Adsense. Then I just found this ebook rich with information on how to increase Adsense earnings through my blog.

The title of the book is $100+ per day adsense site authored by Lisa Parmley, owner of the InlineSEO.com

Well, the book is quite interesting. The author said that generating income is much easier compared to generating traffic. Increasing your earnings is easier once you get enough traffic to your site.

Another good advice she provided is increasing your earnings through proper formatting and positioning of your adsense ad. She emphasized that the quantity of ads posted in your site will not matter. What matters, she said is the format of the ad.

Accordingly, she suggested the box format of Adsense since it increases the earnings capability of the ad. Furthermore, she suggested to position the ad right within your post or any place visible where lot of blog viewers can view the said ad.

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Multi-tasking can hurt

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Frances O. Ponce

In today's generation, people tend to do several things at a time to produce more results. We are already in a fast-changing society where multi-tasking is a must.

Are you fond of doing two or several things at a time? Let us say for example you are working for a short report that you will present the next Monday while at the same time watching your favorite Korean Series.

Well, if you think you are productive enough doing that two things at the same time-- you are wrong. Studies show that multi-tasking is counter-productive. In other words, your chances of accomplishing the two tasks will become lower.

Psychologists suggest that one of the reason why multi-tasking is counterproductive is that it makes the person's mind out of focus. Instead of conditioning our mind to accomplish one task at a particular time, we tend to force ourselves to accomplish several tasks at a time.

This practice slows our brain. And another study shows that multi-tasking can even damage our brain functions and can lead to certain psychological disorders.

Studies also show that a mind focusing on one task at a time will work faster than a mind cluttered with several tasks.

Our brains can only focus on a single object. Unfortunately, given the myriad of distractions, piling work, and unending chores that need our immediate attention-- we become out of focused on a single task.

Admittedly, I'm one of those who do a lot of multi-tasking. I have a mental drive to accomplish several tasks in order to produce more results.

How about you?

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Spotify: Good Dose for Music Lovers

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Spotify was introduced here in the Philippines through Globe, one of the largest cellular networks of the country. Globelines offers various plan subscription that include free streaming of Spotify.

Most people, whether introvert or extrovert, love music. Music speaks to our soul and will help us manage our emotions through the day. Music is also good for our health and will help us ease the stresses that daily living is bringing us. The most unique feature of Spotify is that you can customize the music you listen to. There are also a wide variety of selections offered by Spotify depending on your mood, time, and other several factors.

Mindfully listening to the lyrics will also keep our attitudes positive throughout the day. That is why it is very essential that we carefully select those music that portrays positivity. 
Subscription to Spotify costs more or less Php150.00 per month which is quite affordable for most music lovers especially me. 

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Audit Insights: the Vouching Process

One of the required tasks that auditors do in performing audit engagements is vouching. In my definition, vouching is a term used for inspecting the documents. Well as auditors, we need to understand the systems used, the processes and procedures done, the internal controls in place, the business systems, among others.

After being able to understand the processes, we will now identify the controls that the Company used in order to safeguard its assets and to detect fraud and error. We call these controls as attributes of our testing. Once we established our attributes, we will now test the documents supporting the transactions (e.g., inventory movements, cash deposits, etc.) based on the samples selected. 

Well yeah audit is pretty challenging and toxic. But you've got to learn many things when doing an audit especially when you are exposed to different industries ranging from banks to healthcare institutions.

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I'm Starting from the Man in the Mirror

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"If you want to make the world a better place, take a look at yourself and then make a change."

While listening to Spotify, I happened to listen to a song originally sang by Michael Jackson titled "Man in the Mirror". The song portrays a positive message about the process of changing ourselves-- being the first step in creating positive situations around us.

Most of us when faced with difficulties and challenges in life tend to blame our failures to others and the factors around us. This kind of blaming will rob us out of power-- power to change our lives and rise on the challenges that life has brought us.

If you happen to read the book of Stephen Covey titled "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People", you can see that he portrayed the importance of taking charge of our lives. Taking charge means that you are in control of yourself no matter what happens to you and the things around you.

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