We now have a new vocabulary in postures to avoid with the dreaded text neck and iPosture. For those of us that work at a computer, we should also include what I’m calling “mouse hand!” What we do with … Continue reading →
Sitting at our computer in an upright, yet relaxed and open, posture is important – not only for our well-being, but for our productivity, creativity, confidence and even our mood. In this series we’re looking at how to achieve that. … Continue reading →
Your day is getting crazy. You have a long list of work tasks to be completed, but the phone keeps ringing and your ailing parents need you to help them organize their shopping and tell you about their latest … Continue reading →
For you to sit and work at your computer in an easy, upright, open posture that feels good AND helps you feel and look confident, it’s important to be in balance – literally. When we’re not in balance we basically … Continue reading →
If you’re like me, you probably spend a lot of time each day working at your computer, more than likely sitting. Perhaps you find yourself hunched over and scrunched up tight, more and more as the day goes on – … Continue reading →
I’ve just spent almost two weeks “back home” in the UK not thinking about my business at all. I wasn’t on holiday either. I was there to check in on and help out my parents who are experiencing various difficulties. … Continue reading →
The other day a friend, who’s also an entrepreneur, and I were chatting, both feeling a little down and stuck on our own work projects. As we chatted we started making silly suggestions to each other with ideas for each … Continue reading →
Self care is one of the key strategies in my six-step plan for conquering overwhelm and stress and is the simplest and most effective ways to PREVENT them taking hold in the first place. Yet, for most of us, self-care … Continue reading →
Well, the results of my survey are coming in, and one of the key things that’s showing up so far is how many women in business get overwhelmed in one way or another. When I realized this, I thought to myself, … Continue reading →
I admit it. I love my devices – my iPhone, my iPad, and my computer! And I like to think my habits around using them are pretty good. I’m not permanently attached to my phone, and, from an Alexander “postural” … Continue reading →
