Think Before You Post: Don’t Let Social Media Bring You Down

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Thursday, January 21st, 2021

Think Before You Post: Don’t Let Social Media Bring You Down

We all know that social media has become a part of daily lives and will continue to be controversial. Recall the many stories about how social media takes people out of the moment, and instead of enjoying a concert or sporting event — people are preoccupied with taking selfies. Most of the time, I say, […]

WFH? You Need a Fake Commute

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Wednesday, January 20th, 2021

Before COVID-19 ravaged the world, 86% of the 151 million American workers surveyed for the 2018 American Community Survey said they drove to work each day. While the pandemic put this to a screeching halt, it has continued even into 2023. With a preference for working from home, we encourage remote employees to create a […]

Winter WFH Essentials

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Tuesday, January 19th, 2021

Winter WFH Essentials

Over the weekend I gave a friend a call to catch-up. He said that despite the holidays being different this year, in the scheme of things, he was doing well. And, he even had a good problem going into the thick of winter. It turns out that he received several gift cards as presents from […]

127 January Daily Holidays and Observances

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Friday, January 1st, 2021

127 January Daily Holidays and Observances

When you think about January, the only holidays that come to mind are New Year’s Day and MLK Day. However, January is a rocking month packed with numerous special days. Let’s Make January 2021 the Best Ever! How fantastic are these January holidays? They’re just the trick to make this cold and dreary month more […]

Adding Self-Care to Your Calendar During Covid

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Tuesday, December 29th, 2020

Adding Self-Care to Your Calendar During Covid

Wash your hands. Wear a mask. Practice social distancing or stay home. You know the drill by now. These “musts” have been simple and practical ways to take care of your physical health during these tumultuous times. Certainly. But they don’t do much for your mental health. While there are ways to cope with and […]

Is Hygge the Answer to Coping With a Pandemic Winter?

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Monday, December 28th, 2020

Is Hygge the Answer to Coping With a Pandemic Winter?

After I walked my dog for her final bathroom break of the night, I came back inside, appreciating how pleasant it felt inside. After all, it was bitterly cold and frigid outside. But, to get my body temperature back up, I put on a pair of wool socks, made a cup of tea, and curdled […]

7 Ways To “Put Out Fires” Like Firefighters

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Tuesday, December 22nd, 2020

7 Ways To “Put Out Fires” Like Firefighters

It’s happened to the best of us. We have our day all planned out. But, just as you’re getting ready to dive-in, a fire breaks out. Sometimes these are small but inconvenient fires that can be easily extinguished. However, there are also massive fires that can burn hours in your day, week, or even month. […]

How to Work Out and Stay Active When Working from Home

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Monday, December 21st, 2020

How to Work Out and Stay Active When Working from Home

Throughout the years, it’s been found that working from home can be a positive experience. For a lot of us, I think we don’t miss those hectic mornings. You know, rushing out the door to beat traffic and then rush home to make it back for dinner. From my experience, not having to put up […]

How to Be More Productive in the Evening

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Wednesday, December 16th, 2020

How to Be More Productive in the Evening

Everyone who knows me knows that I love being a morning person. I’ve trained myself to get up early and do my best to get off to a productive start for the day. As a freelancer, I also set my own schedule and often very flexible. With everyone being at home a lot more now […]

How to Refill Your Emotional Gas Tank Full

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Thursday, December 10th, 2020

How to Refill Your Emotional Gas Tank Full

Growing up, my dad wasn’t much of a flyer. He preferred to hit the open road instead. That meant that we took a lot of road trips. While flying is definitely more convenient, I’m still partial to this type of travel. Maybe it’s nostalgic. But, I think it’s really because of the independence — like […]

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