by Sarah Reiff-Hekking | Aug 21, 2019 | Best Life, Productivity, social support, Stress Management, Time Management, Work-Life Balance
As kids around the country head back to school, it’s prime friend-making season. Some lucky kindergartners are meeting classmates who will be lifelong pals, awkward middle-schoolers are finding each other, and college kids are… well, they’re meeting people in all...
by Sarah Reiff-Hekking | Aug 3, 2019 | Goals, Planning, Procrastination, Productivity, Time Management, Work-Life Balance
Summer backslide…have you heard of it? I don’t care how well you did on your final exam in 7th grade math – the first weeks of 8th grade math were probably a confusing slog. Most students forget some of what they learned the previous year during summer vacation....
by Sarah Reiff-Hekking | Jul 14, 2019 | Goals, Planning, Procrastination, Productivity, Time Management
If you could travel back in time to one specific summer, which one would you choose? The one you spent at sleep-away camp? The first one you spent with the love of your life? The first time you go to take your own kids to the beach, or to Disney World? I’m sorry to...
by Sarah Reiff-Hekking | Jun 18, 2019 | Blog, Productivity, Time Management, Work-Life Balance
You might love what you do. (And I really hope you do!) You might feel inspired and challenged and motivated by your work. But no matter how much you love it, you probably wouldn’t say no to leaving early on a sunny summer Friday, or taking the whole day off. If you...
by Sarah Reiff-Hekking | Apr 17, 2019 | Blog, Productivity, Time Management
Have you ever driven a car across a bridge or along a cliff side road and been struck by a strange impulse to go over the edge? You don’t want to, of course, but you can’t stop thinking about how you could? Maybe you haven’t had that experience, but you’ve found...
by Sarah Reiff-Hekking | Feb 27, 2019 | Blog, Productivity
Work smarter, not harder. It’s a credo we’ve probably all heard before, one of those philosophies that sounds good on the surface but isn’t so easy to put into practice. If there was an obvious way to make work easier, wouldn’t you already be doing it? For people like...