Ads, ads, ads. They seem to be everywhere. They are lurking in your Facebook feed, popping up when you click on a website, and plaguing the show you are watching on TV. With the increase in ad exposure has come an increase in ways to block them. DVRs are some of the unsung heroes in
In the past few weeks we have touched on a few of the negative aspects of technology. While technology has a few negative implications on our work-life balance, it also enables us to work more effectively and efficiently when utilized well. Click here to read a few keys to using technology well!
This past week I happened upon an inspirational quote that stuck with me as I went about my daily routine: Four Things You Can’t Recover: The stone after the throw The word after it’s said The occasion after it’s missed The time after it’s gone. This quote encouraged reflection on my life. It
Reading is a delightful pastime often favorited by leaders. Reading can provide enjoyment as well as be informative and with every page, your mind is stretched and new information is imparted. In an exclusive America’s Healthcare Leaders interview, Mike Williams discussed his love of reading, noting, “I think we all need to get away from the
Work-life balance seems to be a particular struggle that many people feel they can’t win. Our entire culture is focused on working hard so you will have enough money stored up to relax by the end of your life, but is this really the most ideal way to go through life? Establishing a positive
Don’t wait to establish a positive work-life balance. Over the last few years I have done countless interviews and noticed a common trend; most of the people I interview wish they would have made time for the important things in life. Read the full article on a positive work-life balance by clicking here>>
