by Sarah Reiff-Hekking | Jul 15, 2022 | Best Life, Blog, Goals, Health, Mental Health, Planning, Procrastination, Productivity, Stress Management, Time Management, wellness, Work-Life Balance
Have you recovered from July 4th yet? Or from your first vacation of the summer? Even though the summer is filled with traditions and events that are supposed to be about taking a break from work to focus on family and fun… busy professionals know the real...
by Sarah Reiff-Hekking | Jun 28, 2022 | Best Life, Blog, Goals, Health, Mental Health, Planning, Procrastination, Productivity, Stress Management, Time Management, wellness, Work-Life Balance
Have you been to any graduations these last few weeks? Planning on attending any weddings this summer? Events like graduations and weddings change the way people think about time management. They often shift the way we prioritize work vs. personal time,...
by Sarah Reiff-Hekking | Jun 15, 2022 | Best Life, Blog, Goals, Health, Mental Health, Planning, Procrastination, Productivity, Stress Management, Time Management, wellness, Work-Life Balance
Even if you’re more of an indoors person, you know that spending time outside can be restorative. Stress starts to melt away when you’re walking through a quiet forest, sitting in a park or standing by the water on a perfect summer day. Sometimes taking a walk around...
by Sarah Reiff-Hekking | May 27, 2022 | Best Life, Blog, Goals, Health, Planning, Procrastination, Productivity, Stress Management, Time Management, wellness, Work-Life Balance
I spend a lot of time talking about strategies that help you get on top of things at work and move your business forward. And it makes sense, because people’s time management and productivity challenges are usually centered around work. But I don’t want you to...
by Sarah Reiff-Hekking | May 13, 2022 | Best Life, Blog, Goals, Health, Planning, Procrastination, Productivity, Stress Management, Time Management, wellness, Work-Life Balance
“The three components of happiness are something to do, someone to love, and something to look forward to.” So wrote the late psychiatrist Dr. Gordon Livingston in his book “Too Soon Old, Too Late Smart: Thirty True Things You Need to Know Now.” His words were...