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How to change careers and not go broke
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Annemarie Segaric
| Career & Money | 20th Aug |
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Is money keeping you from changing careers?If you're like most would-be career changers, various financial fears are keeping you stuck in your current position.The thing about money is that it holds so many layers...
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Breastfeeding and returning to work
Written by
Marjorie Greenfield, M.D.
| Just For You | 7th Aug |
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Many mothers and babies really enjoy nursing, and the moms find a way to continue to nurse upon their return to work -- whether by running out to the baby during the day or having the baby brought in, pumping milk,...
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If You Had More Free Time, Would You Work More?
Written by
Dory Devlin
| Career & Money | 7th Jul |
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Stories about work-life balance often seem to intimate that if women just had a few less hours at work every week there would be more time to spend with family and friends, more time to cook healthy meals with freshly...
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Stress: Is it Spinning You Out of Control?
Written by
Laura Stack, The Productivity Pro
| Balancing Act | 12th Jun |
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People with high stress levels are more likely to have heart attacks and strokes, respond poorly to flu vaccines and catch colds more easily than those with low levels of work or interpersonal stress. To sideline stress,...
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Embrace Imbalance
Written by
The Tattooed Mommie
| Balancing Act | 19th Mar |
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Every day we reschedule our time, trying to make our days longer in hopes of fitting both our professional needs and our family needs into one nice and neat package. Personally, I’ve spent my entire working life...
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Should You Be Friends with Co-Workers and Employees?
You probably spend as many hours at work as you do awake at home. Thus, you spend as much time with your co-workers as with your family.It is nice to be able to tell people at work important things that are going on...
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Making Your Work Place a Little More Green
Written by
The Tattooed Mommie
| Balancing Act | 7th Mar |
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Want to feel like your doing your part for the environment? I’m not an environmental activist by any means, but I am one of those people who would just like to do my part to help keep my little spot of the world...
6 votes so far
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Forget Resolutions -- Craft a Life Theme Instead
Written by
Lisa Martin
| Balancing Act | 14th Jan |
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Forget making New Year's resolutions. They rarely work because they are often based on "shoulds" isntead of the bigger picture of your life. What I've found does work is creating a life theme for the...
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Change Your Work Environment, Find Better Balance
Written by
Lori K. Long
| Career & Money | 30th Dec 07 |
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I am not one to make New Year’s resolutions, but the first day of year is as good as any to make a decision to change your work arrangement. If you find yourself stressed on a daily basis, or you feel guilty...
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Three Habits That Have Helped My Career
Written by
Nataly
| Career & Money | 7th Dec 07 |
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I am not a career expert or coach, so let's get that out of the way. What I know isn't based on extensive studies or reseach, just my own work experience and career. But I thought I'd share the three habits...
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