Inspiration
We all have loss, setbacks, heartbreak, and disappointments – things that rock us to our core. But, it’s what WE do in those times that makes us “lucky”.
The number of people working from home, coupled with technology that offers immediate communication, is creating a dangerous work environment in which people are expected to be available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Social distancing does not have to mean socially disconnecting. Before coronavirus concerns, one in four older adults were affected by social isolation.
During these challenging times, retail chains, food delivery services, home improvement brands, and pharmacies are all hiring tens of thousands of workers.
Threats exist beyond the disease itself and criminals will use the situation to take advantage of you! Here are a few ways to help you stay safe online.
Wellness
I recently had the opportunity to speak with Tim Shriver, the founder of UNITE, the long-time chair of Special Olympics, a bestselling author, and a founding force of the social and emotional learning movement. Tim saw this time of our lives as an opportunity for people to come together. According to Tim, rather than seeing the best of us presented in the media, we were shown the worst of us. He believed that this is the time we should unite rather than be divided.
We all have loss, setbacks, heartbreak, and disappointments – things that rock us to our core. But, it’s what WE do in those times that makes us “lucky”.
I’ve learned that ultimately, being happy with what you have is a matter of focusing on the good things, letting go of unrealistic expectations, and making yourself feel joy in the present moment.
Are you afraid of some condition in your life? Here's a life-transforming secret: that seemingly scary condition, whatever it may be, is not the problem. It is your reaction that is fearful.
Even in our “paperless” society, we receive over 120 billion pieces of mail each year in the United States. If you find it challenging to deal with the paper in your life, you’re completely justified in your distress.