Pre-Covid I used to work from home twice a week, so I already had a good set up. I didn’t really buy anything new, but really appreciate some of the things I already had that make working from home that much more enjoyable. First up is my 50 cent notebook …
A few years ago there was a study that said that you are less likely to achieve your goals if you announce them. Read this article for more info. Here are two of the points the article mentions: Announcing your goals “creates a premature sense of completeness.” You will feel …
Now that the new year is underway, it’s time to start taking charge of our careers. What do we want this new year to look like? What do we want to accomplish? What skills do we want to learn/perfect? Where do we want to be at the end of next …
My co-worker recommended that I read Becoming by Michelle Obama and I’m glad she did. I am not into politics, so wasn’t sure I what I would think. From what I saw of Michelle Obama in the media I honestly didn’t think I’d make it through the book, but once …
It’s after Pesach and I’m super motivated! This is not something I would’ve said 2 weeks ago, but I’ve really been working on myself to feel this way. For the past few months I was in a rut. I was not happy at work- in fact, I was completely bored. …
Most corporate type companies (like the ones I’ve worked for) have a formal performance review process that goes on throughout the year. The process usually involves the following: January – March: plan your SMART goals for the year along with milestones July: have a mid-year review to assess the progress …
Every now and then I find it hard to keep motivated at work. At those times I reach out to the internet world for help and if I’m lucky then I’m able to find the one or two articles that encourage me to keep going. Here are two articles that …
