Growing up in the Hoosier State, basketball was an inevitable force in my life. Summer after summer I attended Cager Camp—a youth basketball camp that taught the fundamentals. Week upon week we ran, we dribbled, we defended, and we shot.
We shot, and we shot, and we shot.
Most of us have now been working at home for about seven weeks (maybe a little longer or shorter depending on the state or country in which you live). Maybe you are starting to get bored with your home office setup and your routine? Some of you may miss your social life in the office. Work time …
They increase community economic health and contribute to community identity. Without them, there wouldn’t be local jobs, innovation, or healthy market competition. What are they? Small businesses.
Amidst all of the uncertainty during this time, one of the most important things that I’ve done to keep my sanity while being quarantined is maintaining a regular workout routine. Sure, I love lazing around watching Netflix all day as much as the next gal, but doing this constantly can take a …
As somebody who is supposed to be enthralled with the start of a new baseball season, the ending of March Madness, and the Champions League (man I miss sports), I can’t help but notice one of the biggest effects social distancing has had on me: boredom.
Whether all of your employees are in one city or you’re spread across the world, now more than ever is the time to figure out how to ensure your company is set up for employees to work from home.
If in the past few days, weeks, and beyond you’ve found yourself in a funk, you’re not alone. The current socio-political climate feels precarious and it’s hard to feel unaffected by this. Admittedly, our collective consciousness seems to be occupied by some scary and unpredictable things. And, …
