Having a business idea doesn’t take much effort. Acting on the idea takes up many resources. The daily grind can hurt peoples’ chances to get pass that “glass ceiling”. Constantly pushing on unbudging glass won’t make it move. If you do decide to start your own business, please weigh the alternatives. Feel confident in your […]
Tue, April 7 2015 » Self Development, Success Consciousness, Time Management, Work/Life Balance » No Comments
Once in a while you run across a blog post that needed to be written. Jason Morwick, who is an author and writes for The Virtual Leader blog, put together a post advising readers on how to get a work-from-home professional job.
Tue, April 29 2014 » Corporate Culture, Work/Life Balance » 1 Comment
Awhile back I came across an interesting chart. It illustrates changes in how we commute to work over our lifetimes. While the graph aims to show the increase in how many of us drive our own cars, what I noticed was the change in the number of people working from home. In everyday conversation people […]
Mon, December 2 2013 » Corporate Culture, Work/Life Balance » No Comments
We just discovered a website focused on Indianapolis that we love. Nope, it’s not ours—it’s twentysomething Indy.
Sat, September 22 2012 » Indianapolis News, Work/Life Balance » No Comments
Here’s a career tip that will benefit you tremendously. Don’t eat lunch at your desk. Now, I’m not saying you need to each lunch out every day. In fact, it can be expensive to do this. I’m also not saying that you need to never eat alone, as this book recommends. Eating alone is just […]
Fri, February 17 2012 » Corporate Culture, Personal Organization, Time Management, Work/Life Balance » No Comments
Sometimes, our lives have the same feeling as driving but hitting every single red light. If you jump in your car here in Indianapolis or pretty much any major city, it can feel like all of the lights are out to get you. They stop you from making progress, and it feels like no matter […]
Tue, November 22 2011 » Personal Organization, Stress and Mindfullness, Work/Life Balance » No Comments
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