Who knew sitting could be so dangerous? Actually, if you sit in front of a computer a majority of the time you are at work, you are like 50-70% of people who spend five to seven hours a day sitting. None of that… Continue Reading
There’s good news for jobs in the United States. • In June, the private sector added 288,000 jobs, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. • The unemployment rate has shrunk to 6.1 percent, the lowest since September 2008, when… Continue Reading
If you own a small business you know that most of your customers come from local sources. You may also know that in addition to whatever marketing methods you are utilizing to draw in new users, there is also… Continue Reading
When it comes to office politics, the rules are uncertain. But when it comes to the do’s and don’ts on navigating office quirks and idiosyncracies, it’s a little more clear. Like, you should avoid bringing home smelly garlicky foods from… Continue Reading
The legendary Circus founder, newspaper publisher and Ringleader, P.T. Barnum is often wrongly quoted as saying “There is a sucker born every minute” when actually, the quote comes from one of Barnum’s competitors, David Hannum. Notwithstanding, the highly successful… Continue Reading
For the first time ever, tech giant Google emerged from its shame of being a nearly 100% white male to confirm what many already knew: that its workplace is almost 100% white male. The company, which was among several dozens called… Continue Reading
This is not a joke. “Tech neck” is really now a medical condition. It is the colloquial descriptor of rings of wrinkles that are forming about the necks of some national wellness clinicians’ patients. The skin furrow is caused by… Continue Reading
Find time to work on yourself. Create the routines and habits that support your life and your work. Many experts believe that small exercises for about 10 minutes of dedicated focused time, can make massive changes over time. Here is… Continue Reading
A new report reveals the that United States is benefiting from the “brain drain” from other nations given data showing that two thirds of doctors who graduate from US universities end up staying in America for ten years or longer afterwards, on… Continue Reading