Work-Life Balance

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This everyday object may be a game-changer for your productivity Kyle Schnitzer

Nicholas Bloom, an economic professor at Stanford University, called remote working a “productivity disaster” due to the distractions of home and said that there will be an innovation layoff due to the decreased chances of collaboration. Read More

Proof our work-life balance is in danger (but there’s still hope)Arik Friedman

Our work-life balance is in danger — according to new research — but it doesn’t mean it has to be that way. Find hope in this, here. Read More

The Future of Work

Proof our work-life balance is in danger (but there’s still hope)Arik Friedman

Remote work will be part of our lives to some extent for a long time. The question now is whether we can find a way to make remote work work – for everyone. Read More

The Future of Work

This is how much you have to earn per year to work remotely from anywhere Steve Adcock

If you are one of these people now working from home, you could be wondering how much you need to earn to work from almost anywhere. Read More

Health

Spending time in nature only has major health benefits if you do this John Anderer

A new study just released by the University of Exeter suggests these so-called “green prescriptions” from health professionals may not be as good an idea as they seem on the surface. Read More

How To

This is how to safeguard your mental health when you’re (still) working from home Kat Boogaard

Remember back when your biggest workday grievances were about that meeting that should’ve been an email or your annoying deskmate? … Read More

Health

Why this Nordic way of life could be the key to surviving the next lockdown Ryan Shea

So what if we actually are forced to go back into lockdown again but want to do a 180 this time in order to find some mental clarity? Enter Friluftsliv, a Nordic concept centered around getting outdoors. Read More

Office Life

Here’s how to have a work-life balance, according to a career coach Meredith Schneider

Another integral step to achieving balance is to know where your passions lie, and delegate what doesn’t bring you joy where you can. Read More

Health

This intimidating workout may be perfect for most people Kyle Schnitzer

If you’re someone on the fence about taking on HIIT or some other form of interval training, new research suggests that these type of workouts can provide major boosts if you’re willing to give them a try. Read More

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