Month: January 2010
How to Win the Work-Life Balance Battle
No matter the work, the idea is always put your best foot forward and maintain a level of excellence. It is pretty standard knowledge that those who make their way to the top of their profession have made it there for a number of reasons; but tremendous effort is whatRead More
Begin Your Work Day at the End of It
Use the end of your work day to set up the following morning. Get your planning out of the way ahead of time, so that you can start the day by diving right into action.
Financial Stress: Start the New Year With a New Financial Attitude
If you’re reading this, you’re probably in the same situation that I’m in. The lottery hasn’t paid off yet, your inheritance won’t be here for another 30 years (or maybe your folks will spend it before then), and your kids won’t be buying you a new home anytime soon.
10 Online To Do List Manager Solutions to Get Things Done
Online to do list and task manager apps are becoming compelling alternatives to Outlook, especially when email integration with to do lists isn’t needed.
5 Tips for the Brand New Employee
Due to these trying economic times, a fact of life is that a lot of people have lost their jobs. Hopefully, the new year will bring new opportunities and job openings for these unfortunate workers. Starting out at a new job is both a difficult and an exciting time forRead More
The Postmortem: What It Is, & How to Survive One
Postmortem: noun: An examination and dissection of a dead body to determine cause of death or the changes produced by disease Discussion of an event after it has occurred A blame fest where, if you’re not careful, you get attributed with everything that’s wrong in the world