Email is often deemed the overwhelming part of many people’s daily work life; there’s too much email, it’s disruptive, and overwhelming. For many, there’s an urge to switch to other communication methods, such as Slack, or texting, because their email has become so unmanageable. I am not in that camp – I can manage my Read more about Making eMail Work[…]
As I write this post, it is approaching New Year’s, and like many if not most people, I do some scheduled reflection at this time of the year. I learned about goals and the systems one needs for achieving them through training for the Olympic sport known as sprint canoe. While I never made the Read more about Olympic Sized Goal Setting[…]
I get texts from my cycling mates who join me early on Tuesday and Thursdays often with the phrase, “See you @ Oh-Dark-Thirty.” I’ve been getting up early to do a workout for practically as long as I can remember. I’ve been doing so at least since I was 12 years old and paddled Read more about @ Oh-Dark-Thirty[…]
There are a handful of books that I have read that I think are not just important and impactful but truly life changing. Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl is perhaps the best example of such a book. If you haven’t yet read this book, Frankl writes about his experiences and survival of four Read more about Seeking Meaning – How to Define “Work-Life Balance”[…]