Is Your Lunch Break Long Enough for You to Recharge?
Do you leave your office for your lunch hour, sit at your desk and eat, or skip lunch altogether? You can probably guess what the healthiest option …
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Stop Trying to Balance Work and Life: Start Achieving More and Enjoying Life Using the Tips Contained in This Guide
Learn how to stop fighting the demands of career and other commitments and enjoy both more. It is possible to have a successful career and a …
Continue ReadingHow to Address Job Changes: Concerns a Hiring Manager May Have
Job change concerns by a hiring manager may shift your otherwise stellar resume from the inbox to the circular file. How can you make it past the …
Continue ReadingWhy You Feel Stressed When Your Spouse Keeps Changing Job Direction
Do you have a spouse that keeps changing jobs, or are you yourself guilty of this stressful behavior? Learn about the damaging effects of changing …
Continue ReadingFamily and Missing Work: When Does Your Personal Life Threaten Your Professional One?
How can you figure out when there is a correlation between family and missing work? At what point do problems in your personal life begin to threaten …
Continue ReadingShould You Think About Changing Jobs After Buying a House, or Before?
There are many pros and cons of getting a new job before a new house, but it often depends on your circumstances. Are you taking a risk, or doing the …
Continue ReadingTips & Tricks for Staying in Touch with Your Kids While at Work
Keeping in touch with your kids while you work isn’t easy. Between deadlines and meetings, you might find that it is hard to touch base with …
Continue ReadingIts a Juggling Act: Some Tips on Juggling Family, Work & Education
Combining a job or education with caring for a young family is a tall order, and can be overwhelming. Nobody is perfect: you can only do your best. …
Continue Reading10 Best Cities for Relocating Families: Are These Locales Worth the Move?
Americans are a mobile society. Long gone are the days when people resided all their lives in the same location. Employment needs, the growth of an …
Continue ReadingAvoid Being Uneasy About Relocating for a Job: A Few Tips for a Smoother Transition
Military families relocate at a moment’s notice on a regular basis and their children go through the same feelings of leaving friends behind as …
Continue ReadingWhat Can TV Show Workaholics Teach Us?
It’s Sunday morning. The family is at the beach. The sun is out. The coffee has been brewed, and you are in your office. While this sort of …
Continue ReadingHobbies for Retired Workaholics: Stay Active by Pursuing New Passions
We inaccurately use the words “workaholic” and “Type A” personality interchangeably. A workaholic will need more than hobbies …
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