Website re-design is a notion that still lacks awareness than it actually deserves by the web masters. Website re-design is also a topic that requires enough brainstorming to overshadow the previous achievements of a website.
Moreover, the process of bettering the website often proves to be stressful for a web master. This article will be about some vital tips for making the process of website re-design stress free and keeping things butter-smooth.
It's true: several of us (make that all of us) at Remodelista live on our laptops. And when we're not blogging, we're texting, and when we're not texting, we're catching up with our reading on the iPad. Is it time for us to reassess our technology habits? Yes. (Oh, you too?) We asked our SF writer/mindfulness practitioner guru Jackie Ashton to weigh in on the subject and give us ideas for managing our technology consumption.
Frank Lloyd Wright said it best: “If it keeps up, man will atrophy all his limbs but the push-button finger." Technology permeates every corner of our universe: our homes, our cars, our sidewalk strolls, even our free time. Like any healthy relationship, our daily interaction with technology (particularly with our handheld devices) should be guided by moderation and balance. If we approach technology use mindfully, we can be more productive, think more clearly, and best of all—we can feel happier doing it. Here are my ten secrets to managing technology...
I have spent the better part of my adult life living Christmas like a 10 year old. A few years ago, however, one event almost destroyed my childish enthusiasm and excitement for Christmas.
I became an entrepreneur.
That's not to say that I necessarily became Ebenezer Scrooge. No, indeed I did not. But the stress of my first holiday season as an entrepreneur was almost enough to ruin my festive view of the holidays forever.
Stop reading this and check how many tabs are currently open, I’ll wait….. Are you multitasking? As technology becomes more and more part of out lives, most people are learning to do several things at once. Unfortunately, all of our “multitasking” may have some serious consequences. Enjoy!
You may think that meditation is just for orange-robed monks. In fact, studies show that meditation is quite helpful for stressed out employees. Inc describes some of the most recent studies showing how meditation and yoga help reduce stress...
I’ve got a lot going on in my life right now. I’m on deadline for our biggest magazine issue of the year, grades are due for the college class I teach, I’m in two weddings this summer, my husband is interviewing for a new job, we may have to move for husband’s new job, and we’re expecting our first child at the end of July. Oh, and my house is a mess, my lawn needs to be mowed, and I don’t have a free weekend off until the baby arrives.
Does your life sound anything like mine? I bet, for many of you, it does...
Need a reason to kick back this weekend? Then bookmark this infographic and use it when you need an excuse to step back from the computer and enjoy the beautiful spring weather. After all, it’s for your health.
First she was a lawyer. Then she went back to school to be a therapist. And now, Nancy Linnerooth has made a few adjustments to finally settle into a career that leaves her happy and inspired.
Linnerooth is a business and career coach with a special expertise in helping entrepreneurs and independent professionals blast through the obstacles blocking their success. It's all about helping already-well people improve themselves by learning how to stay on track, and hurdle over the inevitable stumbling blocks.
Checking smartphones has become so compulsive, it's no wonder a recent study has shown that such behavior inevitably leads to more stress in one's personal life, rather than alleviating work worries.
