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Humor in the Workplace: How to Be Funny at Work Without Crossing the Line

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A 2017 survey found that 91% of executives believe that a sense of humor is important for career advancement, and 84% feel that people with a good sense of humor do a better job. Instigate laughter around the office by hanging a joke-of-the-day calendar in a common area or having a contest to name office equipment in humorous ways. “I

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9 Types of Journaling and How They Can Benefit Mental and Physical Health

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Shari Leid, author of The Friendship Series , experienced its powers firsthand when she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2017. The Scheduler Tool: calendar Method: Write just a sentence or two in every calendar day’s box. Through the journaling process, I learned to trust myself.

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3 Steps to Finally Tackle Your Tedious Tasks

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As a professional organizer who encourages people to find the joy in tidying up their desks, calendars and filing cabinets, I am very familiar with the thinking behind grunt work, as organizing often falls into that category. By week’s end, you can reward yourself with something commensurate with the goal achieved. In the words of St.

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How Parents Feel About Remote and Hybrid Work Being Here to Stay

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You might remember the original work-from-home parent who got quite publicly interrupted—“ BBC Dad ,” whose toddler sauntered into his office in 2017, while he did a live interview with BBC. Parents still need child care to work remotely. In true prepandemic fashion, he apologizes several times, clearly mortified at the interruption.

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7 Tips for Coming Down the Home Stretch

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Welcome to November—the 11th month of 2017! Look at your calendar between now and year-end. Request a strategy meeting with your executive to discuss their goals for the next two months. What do they need to get accomplished and how can you help achieve those goals?

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My Year In Preview: 2017 Edition

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That way some of the “fundamental” work can be taken care of during off-months and I don’t overwhelm myself with lofty projects or goals every month of the year. One of the reasons I worked with NeuYear was to build a calendar I could use for this process. The next Productivityist Group Coaching intake is planned for May 2017.

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13 Undeniable Ways to Get Sh*t Done

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The more detailed my calendar, the more prepared and focused I am. They have more long-term impact, and they should help us the most in reaching our goals. Before I started studying productivity and goal setting, I thought all procrastination was created equal. This article was published in August 2017 and has been updated.

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