What To Do When You Fall Out Of Love With Work
You started out loving your chosen career—at least in the beginning. But over time, you and your calling, well, you just grew apart. And just like a relationship that’s gone bad, it can be...
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The Importance of Setting Personal Boundaries
As surely as good fences make for good neighbors, personal boundaries make for better relations between caregivers and care recipients. But how do you justify saying no to a loved one who simply wants...
Who and What Do You Work For?
This is an excerpt of an article published in EvolvingBeings.com image credit: scene of the movie “Office Space” How little or how much are you willing to participate in a system that is in...
Black Belt Techniques for Fighting Laziness at Work
This is a re blog from Marc and Angel written by Marc Chernoff Laziness can ferociously creep up on us at work even when we’re consciously committed to getting things done. It’s a byproduct...
Are You Sabotaging Your Career?
People in general we are all afraid of change. Sometimes it doesn’t matter how small it is, most of the times, especially if it may affect some aspect in one’s daily routine in life...
The Way We Work Is Soul-Sucking, But Social Networks Are Not the Fix
With Twitter’s recent IPO filing, the most popular graph dominating conversation is the “interest graph.” Before that, it was the “social graph,” courtesy of Facebook. But we’re now seeing the emergence of a third...
Why Work Should be a Little More Fun
Today I share with you an amazing reblog from Tibbr.com by Joshua Chu. Totally brill! Just because managers encourage a few laughs in the office, does not mean the office is going to look...
Keeping Up With Work Environment
The way the workplace is constructed—physically, virtually, and managerially—can have a critical impact on employee productivity, passion, and innovation. Aside from the job scope itself, one factor that significantly influences how employees feel about...
QUOTE OF THE DAY
It’s all too easy to spend much of our time keeping track of what other people are up to, seeing their (apparent) happy and productive lives, measuring against our own, and finding ourselves wanting....
