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Setting work-life boundaries when working from home 

Candid

One reason many people prefer to work from home is the potential for better work-life balance. While work reaches us through our devices, we’re also surrounded by home-life requests, whether it’s taking care of a crying child or paying bills. But it can add to the feeling that your whole day, your whole life, is work.

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Bifurcated Life

Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology

I''m one of those people, you know, the people with a "country home." Right now, I feel like I''m living a bifurcated life. Of course, my primary home is a room in a collective house, and I share the cute, little "country house", but still. I spend most of my time in West Oakland.

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How To Energize People Everyday

Eric Jacobsen Blog

Filled with profound insights and compelling data, and based on a commissioned survey on who and what inspires people, Hedges uncovers a set of consistent, learnable behaviors that dramatically enhance leadership success. And, how to energize people every day. Communicating potential helps people access their strengths.

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How To Inspire And Energize People Every Day

Eric Jacobsen Blog

Filled with profound insights and compelling data, and based on a commissioned survey on who and what inspires people, Hedges uncovers a set of consistent, learnable behaviors that dramatically enhance leadership success. And, how to energize people every day. Communicating potential helps people access their strengths.

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Study the Data, But Eat the Cake—Put the Human Factor Forward

.orgSource

Anchoring bias makes people rely too heavily on the first bit of information they receive. Use Data to Reach People If you’re looking for a real-life example of how data can improve decision-making and by extension the bottom line, I’ll share one group’s impactful experience. Those two aspects of life are intertwined.

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Bifurcated Life

Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology

I'm one of those people, you know, the people with a "country home." Right now, I feel like I'm living a bifurcated life. Of course, my primary home is a room in a collective house, and I share the cute, little "country house", but still. I spend most of my time in West Oakland.

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Raise the Board’s Financial IQ

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Yes, you can get people to put down their phones and pay attention. Create a casual atmosphere that makes it easy for people to feel comfortable discussing what they don’t know and asking about what they don’t understand. Keep it Simple Many people don’t feel comfortable with numbers and statistics. Is that even possible?

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