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wholeness@workWhat if it was possible to live, love and work from a place of wholeness?
Meet Simon: The Silently Seething Co-worker
Simon believes that work is a necessary evil. He believes that showing up everyday to the office is a major feat. He believes that he is just a shy, introverted person and never challenges himself to grow. He was relieved to get a permanent job that has benefits like...
Kick yourself out of that work slump
We’ve all been there. And we’re likely to get there again. It’s the dreaded work slump and like burnout, it can sneak up on you. Of course we all want to feel fully engaged in our 9-5 (and you can bet that your manager would love that too). There are so many factors...
Own your uniqueness
You have something unique – and immensely valuable – to bring to your workplace. Even as a graduate starting out with huge learning ahead of them, the energy and passion that you bring to your team will determine how much your current environment will add to your...
Defining your price tag
Most people have high expectations of their first paycheck. The promise of getting your first job is like a treasure chest containing wonderful jewels of life — like independence from your family, a ticket into real adulthood, the promise of defining your own life and...
How to stay debt free in your 20s
One of the primary motivators of stepping into the world of work is the promise of financial reward. When we dream about the type of work we will do one day, we can't help thinking about the money we will earn and what we will be able to make happen in our lives. Just...
Inside the minds of first generation professionals
Inside the minds of first-generation professionals I stepped into the world of higher education at age 29. By that time, I'd already worked in seven jobs (including freelancing). I started working at age 17 because there was no money for me to further my studies...