Tag: life

  • Just Me, Myself, and I: Combatting WFH Fatigue

    Just Me, Myself, and I: Combatting WFH Fatigue

    In response to the challenges of remote work in 2020, individuals are fortifying boundaries, prioritizing self-care, and implementing strategies like setting boundaries, utilizing technology, and prioritizing mental and physical well-being. By seeking support and practicing self-compassion, they aim to maintain balance and well-being in the remote work environment.

  • Easy like a Sunday Morning: Strategies to Combat the Sunday Scaries

    Easy like a Sunday Morning: Strategies to Combat the Sunday Scaries

    On Sunday mornings, I savor tranquility and gratitude at home, but by evening, the looming “Sunday scaries” set in, often tied to work-related stress. To combat this, schedule relaxation, reflect on emotions, plan for Monday, reward yourself, and establish work-life boundaries to find peace and well-being.

  • Consistency: Applying Zen Wisdom to Business and Relationships

    Consistency: Applying Zen Wisdom to Business and Relationships

    The timeless Zen Buddhist wisdom, “How you do anything is how you do everything,” resonates as a guiding principle in both personal and professional realms. It emphasizes the interconnectedness of actions and their repercussions, urging alignment with values. This consistency fosters trust, fortifies relationships, and leads to enduring success and fulfillment.

  • Your Lane: A Lesson in Focusing on What You Do Well

    Your Lane: A Lesson in Focusing on What You Do Well

    In a world of comparison and imitation, a comedian’s wisdom rings true: focus on your strengths. Trying to mimic others’ success leads to a futile chase. Embrace your uniqueness, stay true to your passions, and excel at being yourself. Your individuality and authenticity are your greatest assets in the race of life.

  • Groundhog’s Day: A Reflection on Daily Routines and Spiritual Resilience

    Groundhog’s Day: A Reflection on Daily Routines and Spiritual Resilience

    The daily routine after 35 can feel like a repetitive Groundhog’s Day, but there’s hope in spirituality and optimism. Whether working in an office or from home, the 9-to-5 grind gives way to cherished moments of freedom. Embracing each day as a fresh start offers the opportunity to contribute and love deeply.