Posts Tagged ‘burnout’
5 Healthy Lifestyle Tips to Reduce Stress at Work
Working and dealing with different types of people is stressful and draining, and that’s why you must develop techniques to cope in a tense work environment. Focus on activities to maintain your physical and emotional safety while still handling your work. It’s crucial to reduce your stress at work so you can continue working without…
Read MoreFoolproof Ways to Reduce Stress When Running a Business
Small business owners in every industry often report high levels of stress caused by their demanding jobs. While some stress is likely in any career, there are ways to reduce anxiety so you can get back to work. Here are some foolproof ways to reduce stress when running a business. Develop Your Organizational Skills You…
Read MoreEditor’s Notebook 246
The Editor’s Notebook is my place to share the things I’m loving this week and other random links that have caught my eye. Enjoy! What I’m Loving This Week A Self-Hatred Questionnaire. Are you being too hard on yourself? Some Librarians Have a Great Sense of Humor. Cute signs that’ll amuse us bookish types. 7…
Read MoreHow to Use a Not-To-Do List to Declutter Your Life
For the longest time, I was always the “more is more” kind of gal. More attention, more clothes, more projects, more food, more fancy gadgets. More, more, more! My self-worth was tied up in how much I could achieve and how much I could do while still maintaining my sanity (sort of). So I climbed that corporate…
Read More4 Undeniable Signs You’re Too Busy With Your Business Work
Running a business can be time-consuming, and you may feel like every waking second should be spent doing “productive” work. But without proper breaks and self-care, you’ll burn out and suffer mental and physical issues that could negatively affect your business and your life. Here are 4 undeniable signs you’re too busy in your business…
Read MoreIncrease Employee Morale and Protect Your Restaurant Staff
People are happier when they’re happy at work, so make your staff more fulfilled and productive by increasing employee morale and workplace safety. A good leader will protect the restaurant staff from burnout. These helpful strategies don’t cost a lot of money or time to implement. Encourage Camaraderie Through Social Events Company team-building activities are…
Read MoreEditor’s Notebook 244
The Editor’s Notebook is my place to share the things I’m loving this week and other random links that have caught my eye. Enjoy! What I’m Loving This Week 99 Summer Activities For Your Next Staycation. Enjoy your summer without the sunburn, crowded planes, or expensive souvenirs. 6 Unexpected Ways Decluttering Can Help You Destress,…
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