Showing posts with label work-life balance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label work-life balance. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 26, 2014

51 ways to get fit in the office!


The LifeSpan C3-DT3 Cycle-desk

51 ways to get fit in the office!

Ways to add more movement to your workday include taking the stairs, pacing while on the phone and marking walking trails (my local gym does something similar with info signs that tell you how many steps you are to wellness when you get out of your car in the carpark and how many calories you burned climbing the stairs to get to the exercise area)

Wednesday, December 4, 2013

Work-Life Balance...finding the Sweet-spot!


Are you working yourself into an early grave?

I recall a very close friend of mine calling me up one time a couple of years ago to tell me that her boss had died. He was married, had kids in college and was a dedicated professional in, ironically, the healthcare IT sector. It all started with a stress related heart attack that was due to work-overload and he was rushed to

Tuesday, November 19, 2013

Time Check on Life! (must watch video)


Time Check on Life! (must watch video)

"...time is fleeting...madness takes it's toll", "...time meant nothing, never would again", these words (from the sound track "Time Warp" out of the cult movie "Rocky Horror Picture Show") have a very real and different meaning to all of us depending on what point on the timeline of your life you happen to be standing or otherwise.

About Me

Started blogging in 2012 because I wanted to be a part of the internet, rather than just read from it. I began writing about time & workload management from my professional career as a trainer and coach in knowledge workers arena and leadership which I learned a lot about during my Army career. Since June 2002 I’ve worked in the coaching, training & development, planning, sales & customer service or security roles as a team member, facilitator, coach, coordinator or manager. Prior to that I was Senior Non-commissioned officer in the N.Z. Army retiring after 22.5 years. The first part of my military career was in the “doing” of being and leading soldiers. The last bit was spent in a variety of training and development roles from instructor to training development officer. For the final 2.5 years of my career I worked on a public facing youth development initiative collaborating with other govt. and private sector entities. Now living in the USA, I work 1 on 1 with busy professionals reshaping how they use their technology and desktop tools combined with best practice process to get stuff done on time with less stress and turn that elusive dream of work/life balance into a reality.

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