This article backs up everything I’ve been saying the past week about working from home.
Farts, cats, naked bodies: People are failing hilariously at working from home
Author: Eric Herdman
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What seems like a good idea is actually making us fatter!
Artificial sweetener might be making you fatter and sicker, a new study says… click here to read more.
Also, from the I thought sugar free soft drinks were okay. Not the case. They are, in many ways, worse. Read the (abstract) study here
Did You Know There Are Actually 3 Types of Empathy?
Understanding the 3 types of empathy can help you build stronger, healthier relationships.
We often hear about the need for more empathy in the world. I am sure you’ve witnessed this in one form or another. However, if we want for others to consider our perspective and feelings, why do we often fail to do the same for them?
In my experence we are just not willing to invest those resources for too many people. Click here to read more and get the whole stroy.
Where Do You Find Yourself?
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Also, please let me know if you have any experience with this chart.
How to deal with a bad boss when you can’t quit!
So what do you do when you have to put up with a bad boss or coworker?
Here are four strategies to add to your game plan.
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What Happens to Your Brain When You Check Your Phone First Thing in the Morning?
This is one of those sometimes seminar participants want to know this…
Here you go…
Some answers and ideas so you’ll know what benefits to expect.
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Notifications literally drain the energy reserves of your brain
The brain’s craving for constant stimulation and immediate gratification creates something called a “compulsion loop” — a habitual, designed chain of activities that will be repeated to gain a neurochemical reward such as the release of dopamine.
Here is some science to back what you know and experience but have not done anything about. It is costing you a lot…
Click here to read more.
