going home

Going Home

I don’t do it often—go home, that is. In truth, my home has been in Texas for nearly 35 years, and now I truly think of home like an old love: someone I used to know. My mother has been asking me to visit since the pandemic, and after she spent two weeks with me…Read More

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Productive @Home

The latest headlines about employee productivity while working from home paint a dismal picture of just how little the workforce achieves when in their home offices. However, any department leader or executive who pays attention, the work in office is often far less productive than at home. Why? One word: people. When in large groups,…Read More

Spiritual Peace Leads to Physical Healing

The power of the mind and body is surpassed by their only competition, the spirit. We often hear ”mind over matter” or “as you think you become.” “Physician, heal thyself” is not just a catchy phrase, but a call to people to have faith and lean into their spiritual beliefs to generate and promote self-healing….Read More

Home @ Work Pivot

With all the negative press that the Return to Office (RTO) craze is getting, white-collar professionals are reluctantly gassing up their cars, picking up their dry cleaning, and returning to the daily grind of going to work. Even the rebranded hybrid model is losing its shiny label of “compassionate compromise” to expose itself for what…Read More

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Floored

It’s amazing what new flooring can do for a room (or two). About three weeks ago, the new flooring for my home office and guest suite was installed. I couldn’t be more pleased with the results and the service that came along with it. Originally, I wanted to install hardwood to upgrade the look and…Read More

taking care of (personal) business

Taking Care of (Personal) Business

Whether you work full-time, part-time, sometime, or all the time, where and how you work has an incredibly powerful impact on your overall well-being. Three years ago, as many became very comfortable with the home office, working professionals reevaluated priorities, values, and work-related expenses and realized that being “always on” wasn’t always desirable. Working from…Read More

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