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In an earlier post today, I wrote about examining our motives when it comes to buying things - goods and services - to seemingly make our lives easier. Read More>>
Personal Concierge Services Promise Life Balance has moved to David B. Bohl's new blog home at
Check out this post from A.J. Donnison, "the grumpy developer in the corner: Retail Therapy or Low Self Esteem?
'Retail Therapy' refers to something many of us indulge in: the act of buying something to make ourselves feel better after working many long hours. Read More>>
Engaging in 'Retail Therapy' to Achieve Work-Life Balance has moved to David B. Bohl's new blog home at
Tom Peters, management 'guru' and author of In Search of Excellence has this message for us:
"Life-work balance is pretty much an illusion if you want to make an impact in today's economy."
Speaking on a panel at a Leadership Forum at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Connecticut, Peters pointed out that executives at General Electric "arrive at the office every day at 6:15 a.m." Read More>>
Work-Life Balance? Not Bloody Likely! has moved to David B. Bohl's new blog home at
According to a recent survey of worldwide senior executives conducted by the Association of Executive Search Consultants, "87 percent felt that work-life balance considerations were critical in their decision whether to join, or remain with, an employer." Read More>>
Work-Life Balance Considerations Critical to Executives has moved to David B. Bohl's new blog home at
