Two weeks gone, two weeks left.

And so, with the halfway mark of the month passing, Our Heroes find themselves wearily trodding around the office, carrying a great weight atop their lips which for the past 14 days has been weighing them down. Their exhaustion isn't helped by the lack of sustenance they're receiving - the meals they are eating just aren't nutritious enough for them. All the flavour is being saved by their new hairy companions, and that which isn't goes into helping them grow. 

"I can't do this anymore," grunts Dom under his breath, "It's too much. It's like 3:30 and I'm already tired. Coffee just isn't cutting it anymore".
"Don't talk like that, Dom! We got dis!", announces Peter, his moustache glistening a fiery red. It ignites Dom, though briefly, once more. "There are people out there depending on us. We must last out the month". Rabin and Brendan both now approach Dom in support. "We can do this together".

Dom, briefly reborn, mutters "Alright. Lets do this. But even though there's 10 of us, I don't think we can do it alone".

There's only one thing that can reawaken Our Heroes now.

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This week's Mosaic

Our stats for this week:

• Money Raised: $327
• Since last week: $47
• This time last year: $585
• Difference: -$258
• National Rank: #5073
• Average Hair Growth: 3.1mm
• Collective Hair Growth: 8 Potrzebies

We are all guilty of some of these points at one moment or another, but remembering to step back and think about the impression we are making is often a good idea.

1.     Understand the difference between “To” and “CC.”
2.     Keep messages brief and to the point.
3.     Don’t discuss multiple subjects in a single message.
4.     Reply in a timely manner.
5.     Be mindful of your tone.
6.     Don’t use email to criticize others.
7.     Don’t reply in anger. It almost never serves your purpose or long-term interests.
8.     Don’t overuse “reply to all.”
9.     Don’t forward chain letters.
10.     Don’t “copy up” as a means of coercion.
11.     Don’t overuse the “high priority” flag.
12.     Don’t write in ALL CAPS.
13.     Don’t send or forward emails containing libelous, defamatory, offensive, racist or obscene remarks.
14.     Remember that company email isn’t private.
15.     Remember that company email isn’t private.
16.     Use a signature with your contact information.
17.     Provide “if-then” options.
18.     Use your spell-checker.
19.     Re-read your email before you send it.

Read the original article for the full reasoning behind these tips by Michael Hyatt.