How to Completely Declutter Your Calendar for the New Year

jobs2019-12-23T14:31:34-05:00Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: calendar, calendars, meeting, meetings, organize, plan, responsibility, schedule, task, time, time block|0 Comments

Take a look at your calendar, whether it be your work calendar or your personal calendar. If you track your life using one of these – you’ll probably notice that you have a LOT on your plate. If you’re not physically tracking much, assess last week’s schedule. Did you have commitments/events/tasks that filled up each day? Did you save any time for downtime? Did you sporadically complete errands or tasks throughout the week leaving you feeling flustered or overwhelmed? Today we’re breaking down your daily schedule, how you track it and how to stay more organized, by decluttering your calendar [...]

How to Balance Work Throughout the Holidays

jobs2019-11-04T12:12:00-05:00Categories: General Job Search Advice, How to Survive the '9-5'|Tags: balance, Christmas, days off, holiday, holiday plans, New Year, plan, schedule, stress, thanksgiving, time off, to do list, unplug, work|0 Comments

We are on the brink of the holidays, the parties, the events and… the holiday stress. The good news is, we’re far enough in advanced that with some tips and guidance, you may be able to balance work with holidays more successfully this year. Check out our tips, below. […]

Do This On Friday to Ease the Monday Stress

jobs2019-09-03T11:53:12-04:00Categories: How to Survive the '9-5'|Tags: email, friday, monday, plan, plans, productive, productivity, schedule, to do list, weekend, weekend plans|0 Comments

One of the hardest things about Monday’s is arriving to work, and taking on the workload that you didn’t finish on Friday. Whether it be emails that weren’t sent or tasks that you pushed off. But using Monday’s as a catch-up day takes away from the ability to use Monday to set up a productive week. We’re sharing how to reduce the Monday stress by making sure you do these two simple things on Friday. […]