Stress Management Workshops For The New-Age Organization
May 6, 2008
Increasing employee productivity is seen as vital to large and small companies alike and eliminating stress in the workplace is the main target. Stress management workshops are available to do just that and more including improving work relationships throughout the organization. Generally stress management workshops are provided at no cost to the employees of the company. Companies see it as a way of increasing the quality of work life for each of its workers. Stress management programs or workshops... Read more »
Stress Reduction - 3 Steps to Greater Work Productivity and Less Stress
May 6, 2008
Have you ever felt overwhelmed and stressed by all your responsibilities and obligations? You work full time, have a long commute to the office, have children and a partner, parents who are beginning to have health problems and volunteer commitments. Feeling stretched to the breaking point, your mood and health might be negatively impacted. Although there are many conveniences which are supposed to make life easier, if you don’t use them, don’t know how to use them or overuse them,... Read more »
Top Ten Self-fullness Tips for Sandwiched Women
April 27, 2008
No need to look up “self-fullness” in the dictionary - you won’t find it. And it’s also not likely to be in the vocabulary of women who are pulled between their careers, children, parents, spouse or even grandchildren. No matter what age women have attained, many still act the part of the ‘good girl,’ responding to the needs of others first. It’s fitting that these multitasking women are called the Sandwich Generation - since a sandwich often means a quick... Read more »
Top Ten Self-fullness Tips for Sandwiched Women
April 27, 2008
No need to look up “self-fullness” in the dictionary - you won’t find it. And it’s also not likely to be in the vocabulary of women who are pulled between their careers, children, parents, spouse or even grandchildren. No matter what age women have attained, many still act the part of the ‘good girl,’ responding to the needs of others first. It’s fitting that these multitasking women are called the Sandwich Generation - since a sandwich often means a quick... Read more »
Are You Voting For Change? Be Careful What You Ask For
April 18, 2008
Barack Obama is campaigning on the theme of being the candidate for change. That’s a message which is resonating with many. And then there is Mike Huckabee who is promoting the fair Tax (not the flat tax). That’s one concrete measure, which if implemented, would cause a dramatic change in the United States. It would eliminate the IRS and more importantly put an end to tax code manipulation by Congress. One drawback to the fair tax is that the transition would be painful. Although people... Read more »
Behaviors That Result In Stress
April 18, 2008
Do you suffer from extreme levels of stress? Do you often feel burdened by small things that others tend to handle easily? If so, you may have certain behaviors that result in stress. Many people will often point fingers at other people and situations when it comes finding a culprit for the stress that they are experiencing. Many do not stop and consider the fact that they are ultimately responsible for the stress that they experience. However, the truth is, most of the time certain behaviors that... Read more »
Fighting Stress? Here Are 5 Tips That Can Help
April 11, 2008
Every body has heard of stress, but does any one know exactly what stress is? Stress can be hard on many people, but does anyone know what causes stress? Many people today are wondering what it is about stress that can turn our worlds upside down and how we can help to resolve these issues. Here we will answer these questions. First things first. A response that is both psychological and physiological due to an upset in the balance of our lives through certain events. The end result of these responses... Read more »
Top Ten Ways to Have a Heart Attack
April 10, 2008
Although there are many causes of heart attacks, some are even still largely unknown, there are a handful of lifestyle reasons that can contribute to the attack. I present to you my own Ten steps to a heart attack. 10. Smoke. Clearly, smoking is very harmful not only to your lungs, but your heart as well. Your arteries get clogged, making your blood pressure rise. When you smoke, you double your chances of getting heart attack, compared to those who shun smoking. 9. Drink too much, or not enough.... Read more »
How To Control Stress With A Stress Diary
April 4, 2008
You need to take control over your stress in order to channel your energy into performing as you would like to and not as a result of an unidentified stress that has a foothold in your life, and for that you need a daily control of your stress, you need a diary. Some of your diary’s notes could be: * Alarm clock didn’t go off and the kids arrived late to school * Traffic was worst than ever * You arrived late to work * Your boss was with a bad mood * You picked up kids from school in... Read more »
The Benefits Of Meditation
April 2, 2008
Meditation has become more popular and more acceptable than ever before these days but despite more exposure in the media there still seem to be some mystery to some. In fact many people ask me, when they find out I meditate regularly, why do you do it?. So I decided to make a list of the many benefits of meditation. Firstly the main reason I meditate is because it gives my body such deep and profound rest in a way that sleep alone never can. The complete and total peace of mind that comes from... Read more »




