How Your Calendar Can Save the World

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Friday, March 5th, 2021

How Your Calendar Can Save the World

Is it ambitious to want to save the world? Sure. But, as Eddie Vedder sings on one of my all-time favorite Pearl Jam tunes, “Sometimes.” Seek my part, devote myself My small self Like a book amongst the many on a shelf Whatever you truly care about, spending any amount of time championing it can […]

8 Ways to Practice Positive Self-Talk

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Tuesday, February 23rd, 2021

8 Ways to Practice Positive Self-Talk

While making a salad for lunch yesterday, I cut my finger while cutting-up a tomato. It wasn’t severe. But, it was just enough for me to proclaim how much of a moron I am. Even though you might not be aware of this, we all engage in a little self-talk occasionally. But, what exactly is […]

Beware of Toxic Productivity

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Friday, February 19th, 2021

Beware of Toxic Productivity

It may seem like a modern concept — but we’ve been striving for productivity for centuries. For example, one of the earliest mentions of productivity can be found in the classic economics text Wealth of Nations, written by Adam Smith in 1776. What’s more, Benjamin Franklin came up with the first to-do-list in 1791. Even the […]

7 Ways to Build a Productive Remote Team

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Friday, February 12th, 2021

7 Ways to Build a Productive Remote Team

Up until COVID-19, working remotely seemed like a pipe dream. But, this global pandemic leads to social distancing and stay-at-home orders that gave businesses no other choice. Because your team couldn’t come into the workplace, they had to work from home. The thing is, even before 2020, remote work was becoming increasingly popular. In 2019, […]

164 February Holidays and Observances

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Monday, February 1st, 2021

164 February Holidays and Observances

Isn’t February the worst? Well, unless you can zoom to the Rockies for a couple of good ski days… I know that there are some notable happenings like Black History Month, the long President’s Day Weekend, the Super Bowl, and multiple viewings of Groundhog Day. Overall though? You’re still coming down for the holidays, you’ve […]

How to Organize a Book Club With Your Online Calendar

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Wednesday, January 27th, 2021

How to Organize a Book Club With Your Online Calendar

Wintertime is a great time for a great read — and beginning or continuing your book club works best in the winter months. Everyone could use a little more reading time these days. A good book can whisk you away from the world for a spell, a much-needed trip away from the events of 2020. […]

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 […]

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 […]

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