Thanksgiving is a time for reflection and here is a 3-minute video that helps reset the frame for the quality of your life. Enjoy!
Thanksgiving is a time for reflection and here is a 3-minute video that helps reset the frame for the quality of your life. Enjoy!
Without a doubt the finest instrument in the known universe is the human mind. This remarkable structure has remade the Earth to meet its needs and wants. In fact some astro-physicists refer to the idea that the universe was created to support the human mind as the anthropic principle (actually it’s a conjecture).
Yet many people never spend any time nurturing this fine instrument. There is an important relationship between reading, writing and thinking. The development of the first two are a powerful tool for improving our ability to think.
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As we have just changed time, perhaps it is valuable to look at the effects of day-night rhythms on performance. This intriguing article in the WS Journal will give some food for thought and perhaps better planning of precious time.
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From the August 27 Wall Street Journal:
Keeping the Peace
Tips for making your office environment more civil:
–Christine Porath, an associate professor at Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business, studies the impact of incivility
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