A great line from the article, “boredom is a choice that you make when the first thing or two you think of to do is unavailable to you”
Boredom is a choice. If you’re bored during your financial recovery, you’re choosing to be bored.
Month: September 2012
The resume gets you in the door, that’s it.
The interview is what gets you the job.
Here’s a great article on how to get the job.
Stand Out in Your Interview – Amy Gallo – Harvard Business Review.
Is anxiety always a bad thing? Here’s a great article on how to release the harmful anxiety in your daily life.
How to Unwire the Anxiety in Your Day-to-Day Life | Expert Enough.
We’ve all had this happen to us. We get that one person at work that get’s under our skin and we don’t know why. Check out the following article for a possible reason as to why that is.
Sleeping in on the Weekend Will Not Help You Catch Up.
Something you probably already knew, but try to pretend like you don’t.
From LifeHacker.com
Most of us are aware of what happens to the body when we exercise. We build more muscle or more stamina. We feel how daily activities like climbing stairs becomes easier if we exercise regularly. When it comes to our brain and mood though, the connection isn’t so clear. Leo Widrich, co-founder of social media sharing app Buffer, set out to uncover the connection between feeling happy and exercising regularly.
via What Happens to Our Brains During Exercise (and Why it Makes Us Happier).