by Harold Taylor | Aug 23, 2016 | Holistic Time Management, Technology, The Brain
Many of us have allowed the demands of technology to bypass our minds and go directly to our core brains. Your core brain doesn’t think on its own: it simply reacts according to past programming, even answering the smart phone when it rings, responding immediately to...
by Harold Taylor | Aug 16, 2016 | General Time Management, Technology, The Brain
For some people an office is still a physical place of work such as a fully equipped room, a cubicle or a desk in a fixed location. But for more and more people, the office is their digital handheld device, which goes with them wherever they go. They feel it’s no...
by Harold Taylor | Aug 9, 2016 | General Time Management, The Brain
In today’s work environment our brain is on constant alert – both the reactive core brain, and the frontal lobes, which are constantly called upon to make decisions, choices, as well as plan our day minute by minute. At the same time, we play nursemaid to...
by Harold Taylor | Aug 2, 2016 | General Time Management, The Brain
Researchers have claimed we get a dopamine rush whenever we capture a Pokemon creature or receive favourable news in an email message or see our name mentioned in a Facebook or Twitter post. This carrot and stick approach motivates us to enter deeper into the...
by Harold Taylor | Jul 26, 2016 | General Time Management, The Brain
Focus on what you would like to accomplish rather than attempting to practice all those time management and organizing ideas that come your way, which may or may not have any relevance to your situation or the goals that you are attempting to achieve. This is not to...
by Harold Taylor | Jul 8, 2016 | Holistic Time Management, The Brain
A smiley tacked onto the end of an email message or social media post will never replace a good old-fashioned hug. According to an Associated Press article in the July 16, 2016 issue of Telegraph Journal.com, people in America spent an average of 10 hours, 39 minutes...
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