In this month’s Beyond Burnout eZine I wrote about the benefits of “getting lost”. That is, taking time each day to simply get lost in doing something that you enjoy. Mondays are always a good day to promise yourself a little “getting lost” time. Back to work day (for most people) can often bring a […]
You always knew there was a reason you felt like hell after a day at the corporate office. Now scientists have evidence that cublicle living is bad for your brain (the ergonomics folks have known it is bad for your body for years). I stumbled upon Kathy Sierra’s “Brain death by dull cubicle” post at
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It struck me right between the eyes last night as I was catching up on watching The L Word and saw the episode Lifesize. How prepared are you for the unexpected? For those unfamiliar with the episode I’m referring to, it included the dramatic scenes of Dana being in the hospital with breast cancer and
To me, one of the most important things is someone’s authenticity. Whether that someone is an individual or a business, I like to know that what they are saying and the actions they are taking are congruent. It’s called “walking your talk”. It’s natural, we like and trust people who do what they say they
Nothing like returning from a vacation to let the winds of reality sweep me into a frenzy. While I’d never NOT go away because of the inevitable pile up when I return, the first few days back can often be a challenge. I’m happy to report that this time, I am catching up in a
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