Last month at one of my Harvard classes, we got into an intense debate about whether virtual work was here to stay or if we’d quickly revert to the in-person setting typical of pre-pandemic times. While many of my fellow students and I believe there are benefits to virtual and hybrid work options, especially when it comes to personal productivity or recruiting and retaining younger generations and parents who appreciate the flexibility that remote work offers, some …
We should create a war on multitasking, just as the government created a war on drugs in the 1980s. When it comes to multitasking, just… say… no. I know, I know… It feels like I’m taking away one of your superpowers. But multitasking is NOT a superpower. In fact, it’s super ineffective. As parents, we are expert multitaskers, because we are forced into doing it the minute that our baby is born. We nurse with one …
Self-care is not about spending a day at the spa or taking a vacation – though I love both of these activities! You don’t need an entire day or even a whole afternoon free in order to fill your self-care bucket. Self-care is about how you approach every decision you make throughout the day. It’s about the value and worth you give to your time, your health, and your dreams. It doesn’t happen in big chunks …
How are you doing in achieving your goals for 2022? If the energy behind your New Year’s resolutions and annual goals is falling (as it typically does this time of year), don’t beat yourself up or quit altogether. We all lose motivation from time to time, even the highest achievers among us! Instead, watch this video with 5 tips on how to remotivate yourself and achieve your goals. ✅ Don’t beat yourself up – it’s …
If I asked you to tell me your weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual goals, could you? I sure hope so! Goal setting (when done right) is necessary for living an impactful life you love and making sure you spend your precious time and energy on what really matters. ⏳ I’m not a fan of New Year’s resolutions. Most people tend to make the same ones year after year and less than 8% of Americans actually …