You hear the term "swag," and your mind goes to trade shows filled with free pens, stress balls modeled to look like a bastardized version of a product, and crap Wayfairer knockoffs of sunglass with the company's logo washed over the lenses.
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Out of Curiosity, How Long Do You Give Your Teams To Respond On Chat?
You’re trying to keep things flowing in your remote workplace. You’ve got Slack, or if you hate humanity, you might have Microsoft teams or perhaps an enterprise solution that negated everyone’s bonus last year. All that said, let’s get to work
It's been a while that a video clip moved me to post it to my website. I thought this clip (and its narration from Alan Watts, noted thinker and lecturer) a noble reminder to parents that our true motivation should be that of raising our children to be happy, not what society deems as successful.
I figured I'd post this right away because 'oh guess what?' I don't like to wait for anything either! -- This is the second post of a two-part series about how the rapid acceleration of information distribution contributes to an epidemic of anxiety.
This is an interesting subject for me to approach, for it has to do with me personally as well as countless people I feel extremely close to. We are increasingly a society that reaches for pharmaceutical assistance in order to maintain “normality.”
About a decade ago, midway through my career, I reached a point where I thought something was wrong with me mentally. Years later I learned this was the result of long-term stress, anxiety and cumulative decision-making that is so prevalent within the world I call my career.