Category: Health
7 Vitamins to Improve Memory
The sensory, short-term, and long-term categories are what make up the three different types of memory. There are many factors that affect memory, such as age, overall health, hormone levels, and medications, among other things. To help preserve memory, we must keep our minds active and maintain a healthy diet.Read More

How to Start Your Workday On the Right Foot
Our mornings tend to set the tone for the rest of the day. If we’re frazzled and running behind, that can start a domino effect that continues to throw us off until we hit the pillow at night. On the other hand, starting off with an intention and a plan canRead More
Best Brain Food for Writers
OK, let’s cut through the bee-ess. There’s no such thing as a “brain food,” if by that we mean something that will make you smarter. There aren’t Hemingwayberries or Richard Powers Grains or Sell Like Sebold Shakes. You’re already smart – smart enough to be skeptical. But the foods I’mRead More
How to Become an Optimist
I think I learned to be an optimist shortly after I became a freelance writer. It was either that or starve. I had to believe that my work was good enough and that some editor eventually would buy my latest piece of writing. If not, I would have to goRead More
How to Fit in Exercise with Work
I spent the majority of my early adult life being entirely sedentary, battling with the extreme guilt I felt for not being more athletic and always resorting to using my laptop instead of my legs. Of course having a job that required I be connected to the internet 30+ hoursRead More
Improving Workplace Posture Improves Performance
As more people become tied to their computers, posture is often compromised. Though the importance of good posture is typically understated, long hours hovering over a computer, iPad, or smart phone, sets the stage for chronic health issues including lower back pain, reduced circulation and increased risk of disease. Fortunately,Read More

5 Easy Tips to Help Those Who Think Too Much
Have you ever been stuck on a problem and the more you thought about it, the harder it seemed to solve? You’re not alone. Six years ago I was a single mom, working full time as a behavior therapist for families of children with serious behavior problems. As my jobRead More

How to Play Pretend to Energize Your Work Day
When we were younger playing grown-up was a fun game; we could be artists, police officers, doctors — all in one afternoon. Yet, while admittedly it’s been awhile, I don’t think playing ‘the overtired employee in the third cubicle’ was ever high on the imaginary rotation. Still, here we allRead More