When I do my daily work schedule, being a workaholic, sometimes you are not aware of when to stop and start your family or social life. It is very important to make boundaries in your life that when your work day is over, it is over and you “change” directions to the “non-working part of [...]
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I couldn’t stop laughing from the start of this video. And there are three parts to this! All workaholics enjoy….
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Have you had enough yet? It is a very interesting time, indeed! Would you believe that since the deep recession hit last October, that we are finally breathing a sigh of relief for our economy? Can you feel the light at the end of the tunnel? Take last week, for instance, Wall Street was in [...]
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So how do we get through the hot summer while working very long hours? Easy! Set your goals for the day of what you want to achieve and make sure you schedule breaks. Yes, actually walk away from your work area to the break room or take a visit outside the office or your home [...]
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Bill Gates
Rich man Bill Gates literally has a “paperless” office. He has a computer with three screens side by side. He uses is far left screen to check his master email list. His center monitor is used for the current email he is addressing, and the right monitor is used for surfing the internet. For [...]
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You might have heard about the book “4 Hour Work Week,” by author Tim Ferriss. I love how he dissects our work a day life. He says, break all the current useless habits we all have and focus, focus, focus! Check this video out, he makes it so easy to change your life for the [...]
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Whether you are currently working in a job or currently self employed, be ready to change and adapt with your environment. For example, if you find yourself in your company with news of layoffs or “downsizing,” think of how you can be more “valuable” to your current employer. Make sure your boss notices. Go the [...]
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Sometimes we get caught up in all the “latest and greatest methods” and “high tech” ways of working to; save time, get more done efficiently, make more money, getting ahead in our career. It can be information overload. Many times the latest systems and methods can backfire on your progress.
I have mentioned in previous [...]
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Thought you might enjoy this video of public speaker, Laura Stack, who is a time management consultant.
Peace and Love,
Bruce
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It seems that Wikipedia describes the workaholic as a person obsessed with work, quite often in the negative sense. It can even be said that it is a disease. Some may call it obsessive compulsive and maybe I am, but as said throughout this blog, I twist it in a very positive way! I mean, [...]
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