Alone: to be by oneself; to be separate from others. “One is the loneliest number that you’ll ever do…” sang Three Dog Night in the 1960s making Harry Nilsson’s lyrics …
Workplace: Beyond Walls
Beyond the four walls of your cube or office lies a world mirroring individual thoughts and actions made manifest in daily life events that are both reported and unreported, Snapchatted and Instagram-ed, Facebook posted and re-posted, and Tweeted or kept private. Beyond cube walls you’ll find ideas and concepts that carry you into fields of promise, concern, and joy. Beyond office walls you’ll discover that things happen differently in other places.
Nesting: Kitchen Window
A kitchen window is a must for my house, in order for me to call it home. Maybe my love of kitchen windows came from growing up looking out kitchen …
Workplace: Obsolete
Obsolete and new items
as junk and clutter. Whether at work or at home, saved and collected items can become clutter in our workspaces. Clutter brings an energy drain to our work area. Regain your workplace energy by removing the clutter and obsolete items. What obsolete items can you get rid of today?
Nesting: Photos, Paintings, Memories
Memories are stored in our hearts and our heads. Memories can be prompted by sights, sounds, smells, photographs, and paintings. As I’ve shared before, the many friends and family members …
Workplace: Volunteer
Volunteer time can feed your soul, increase your skills, broaden your network of colleagues and friends, and of course, helps the organization you have given your time and talents to supporting. Volunteers help organizations accomplish work that they can’t possibly hire enough employees to complete.
Nesting: Not About The Stuff
When people say “It’s not about the stuff” they mean that the things in their homes are about the memories evoked by the things they see. Wait, what about hoarders …
Workplace: Hope Again
Anyone who has had a hopeless day, week, month or year knows that hope is what pulls us through. Hope for things to change, to become better, to get a little easier, to be a tiny bit more happy, or to be a large-bit more joy-filled. Hope is an underpinning of resilience and plays a part in our willingness to get up every day. Hope is what we need. Hope is as vital to humans as is oxygen. People hunger for hope because Hope helps us survive challenging times.