by TRWCBlogger | Apr 8, 2024 | Blog
The traditional 9–5 workday is poorly structured for high productivity. Perhaps when most work was physical labor, but not in the knowledge working world we now live in. Although this may be obvious based on people’s mediocre performance, addiction to stimulants, lack...
by TRWCBlogger | Apr 2, 2024 | Blog
Wish there were a gym for your brain? Your muscles need exercise to increase energy, strength, and dexterity — and so does your brain. Reading, puzzles, and other mental activities improve memory and learning capacity so you process information more efficiently....
by TRWCBlogger | Mar 25, 2024 | General
Sometime before I was happy, on Fourth of July weekend in 2011, I moved out of my home and first marriage, and then my laptop quit. This is a problem for a writer. I’d spent most of the holiday scrubbing the cabinets of a rental home, fixing a crack in the...
by TRWCBlogger | Mar 19, 2024 | Blog
In this day and age, we work hard. Really hard. We all hustle in order to make a living. But research has shown stopping to smell the roses—by focusing on our side passions, practicing self-care, and spending time with loved ones—is a crucial element of living a long...
by TRWCBlogger | Mar 11, 2024 | Blog
Whether by choice or by decree, you are probably doing your civic duty and self-isolating in your house. Maybe that means you have to work from home, or, in worse cases, it means you are unable to go to work at all. Either way, the current situation with COVID-19 is...
