photo credit: mikebaird Forbes.com: Crushing economic pressure on your business, unrelenting competition, crazy work hours, downsizing, slashed budgets, uncertainty. Almost every organization has been trying to do more with less lately, and it’s taking a toll. Executives and middle managers alike are exhausted by their brutal schedules and the intense demands on them. Business leaders […]
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 photo credit: bobster855 We all know that running your own business can be a very demanding and stressful adventure at times, especially during a recession with so many “unknowns” around you. So what can someone do to take their stress level down in a healthy manner so that they can go on about their
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 photo credit: Emery_Way When starting a new business, through all the transitions and setting up, many people sit down and begin to wonder if they are truly going crazy. This is a normal feeling when starting a business as stated on Open Forum. Starting a business makes everyone at some point think they are
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photo credit: AndyArmstrong Working from home definitely has it’s benefits all around, however, working from home can also cause a little bit of cabin fever syndrome. All of us experience this at some point or another. When you start feeling a little bit of that fever sneaking up on you, it’s important for you to
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ModernMom.com: According to the National Association for the Self-Employed, an organization based in Washington, D.C., the nation has 17 million home-based entrepreneurs like Cetrone, many of whom are constantly faced with the isolation that comes from being a one-person operation. The same goes for full-time telecommuters, especially long-distance ones. While most home-based workers relish their
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photo credit: kwerfeldein As little kids and even into our teenage years, time out’s were very well known for when we misbehaved and our parents felt we needed time to sit back and think about what we did or said. We may have hated it so back then, but now a day’s as adults that
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photo credit: Dawn Ashley In a study done in 2007 called the “Stress in America” report, three-fourths of Americans stated that work was their number one stressor. This was an amazing 59% increase from the year before. The numbers have no doubtedly increase even more in 2008. There are a number of way’s and programs
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photo credit: mudpig Today it is no surprise that business’ are facing uncertainty about their business all around. It is almost impossible not to face it at some point in a recession. However, maybe business’ are being held accountable for these uncertainties that are out of their control. Take for example the economy down turn,
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photo credit: Matt McGee Everywhere we look we see how the unemployment stat is going up everyday. Granted, sometimes it is necessary to let people go, but what if you have all great employees with great production under their belts, but the economy just keeps working against you? Below are a few options for you
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USA TODAY: Does the economic downturn terrify you? Or are you plotting a new strategy for life with less money? Your reaction offers a peek into your psyche, say researchers who study how personality shapes people’s reactions to uncertain times. “People think about themselves and others in terms of typology – you’re this type,” says
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