Feeling the pressure at work? It happens to us all. Here are a few thoughts if it’s getting to be a little too much.
Are you struggling with work? You’re setting goals and still not feel purpose and progress?
Patience is important in many areas of life. It’s not always easy, but usually if you’re patient with work you reap greater rewards.
When you think about it, marriage and business are incredibly similar. How you maintain and improve both requires much of the same levels of commitment. And successful marriages and careers have one key element in common – passion. If you’re passionate about who you’re with, your marital bond will continue to grow and serve as a rock-solid foundation for your family. Likewise, passion-infused career paths will almost always lead to growth and success. It’s no wonder the experts often say passion and success in your career should be treated like a marriage, not a fling. Where You’ll Spend the Majority of Your Time in Life The two relationships you’ll spend most of your time and effort with are your significant
Coworkers are going to let you down sometimes. Being able to move on is critical to your success and fulfillment in the workplace and even outside of the office.
Feeling stressed? You’re not alone. According to the American Psychological Association (APA), Americans’ stress levels have steadily risen since the beginning of the pandemic. About a fifth of Americans said their mental health was worse in 2020 than the previous year. By 2021, a third were feeling more stressed just making day-to-day decisions. And here we are, in 2022, and stress statistics gathered by the APA indicate our stress levels are at “alarming levels.” Clearly, Americans could use some strategies for relieving all that stress. In this article, we zero-in on the unique ways entrepreneurs feel stress and offer up some stress-relieving tips tailor-made for enterprising spirits like yours. Stress Impacts Entrepreneurs’ Health You already know entrepreneurs are wired differently.
Coworkers are a huge part of our live. We spend a great deal of our time working. Finding great people to be around is critical to a good life.
Remember when you were younger, eager to take on the world and embark on a new career? Maybe you were just fresh out of college or taking over a family business. Or maybe you remember the butterflies you felt the first day you reported to your first real job. You had a fresh enthusiasm about what you could do with your life. And you were excited to put your stamp on the world. But then life happened. Anyone in their forties knows what I’m talking about, too. You make plans. Plans change. Circumstances change. Your career path shifts over the years, and without realizing it, here you are today. Are you currently where you were back then? Or are you
Starting a new job is exciting. But it can also be overwhelming. Here are some thoughts on how to build confidence.
Motivation can be difficult at certain times. Here are a few thoughts for finding it when it goes missing.