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Blog Post: Why Your Office Setting Does Matter When Recruiting: During the recruiting process, the candidates you interview may be performing…; Added by Dave at 8:55pm on August 20, 2014

Blog Post: Are You Investing Enough in Wellness in Your Workplace?

Wellness in the workplace…

Added by Bethan Port at 5:48am on February 18, 2019

Blog Post: Take A Break From Screens: Look After Your Health by Getting Outdoors

It’s fair to say that the past year has not been…

Added by Caitlin Purvis at 11:20am on April 14, 2021

Blog Post: Is the 4 day workweek going to become the norm?: Would you like to be able to work only 4 days a week, keep your current…; Added by Investigo Ltd at 10:12am on July 16, 2015

Blog Post: The Power of Your Recruiting Social Networks - Offline and Online: There is power in your direct network. In fact, every individual, every person you may come in contact with is a potential business partner. Don't get me wrong, you must tread carefully and…; Added by Mike Rasmussen at 12:11am on August 12, 2011

Blog Post: Gaining a Network for Job Search: It’s All About These 5 Simple Steps: “It's all about people. It's about networking and not burning any bridges. Your book is going to impress, but in the end it is people that are going to hire you.” - Mike…; Added by Anshuman Kukreti at 1:44am on January 5, 2015

Blog Post: Under Pressure? Employee Training for Pressure Management

Added by Sean Pomeroy at 10:37am on July 14, 2015

Topic: Getting Rid of Everything Rotten: from eating just one banana, how it is the leading fruit among athletes, how just two supply enough energy to complete a strenuous ninety-minute workout. Also expressed were the different maladies that are alleviated by the ever-lovin' banana, including depression, PMS, anemia, high blood pressure, constipation, heartburn, motions sickness, stress, strokes and so on... There was also talk of using banana skins for different skin or muscle afflictions. Take the inside of a banana peel and rub it on rashes, mosquito bites, charley horses, and aching joints... Bananas are also said to increase brain power, help with nerves, and ease a hangover. God bless the banana... I always have a problem with bananas because they seem to go rotten before I have time to eat them. Now that I know they will cure or ease almost anything, that might provide enough impetus to get them gone at my house. Interestingly enough, a few years ago, I purchased a book called "Letting Go of Your Bananas" with the subtitle, "How to become more successful by Getting Rid of Everything Rotten in Your Life" I had dealt with a horrible work experience and was struggling in a bad marriage. I thought maybe this book could help me out - the title, alone, put a smile on my face. How are your rotten bananas these days? Are you ready to let them go? Think about what your rotten bananas are. Work + Play + Home = Life. We have responsibilities in Life and, somehow, we must attain balance in that Life. If letting go of the rotten in your life helps you to achieve that precious balance, then let the letting begin. There are times we allow fear to rot the good. Think about what you fear most. What is it..., Do you fear failure? Do you fear loss? Do you fear getting older? Fear can be overpowering but did you know that "Passion Eats Fear for Lunch?" (D. Drubin) Interestingly enough, there is a chance that you are the "rotten" in someone else's life. If that recognition falls upon you, take care of it and move on. Find the peace and balance you need by acknowledging the bananas, good and bad. And timing is everything. Hang around the rotten too long and what happens? Other things start to rot. My mother used to say, "Something is rotten in Denmark" - a reference from Ol' Will Shakespeare in Hamlet (Something is rotten in the state of Denmark) It simply means: evil, if permitted will corrupt good. So..., go, bananas. Leave already. "When I let go of what I am, I become what I might be." ~Lao Tzu by rayannethorn…; Added by Rayanne at 12:51am on July 21, 2009

Blog Post: Focus, Music, Sport--Leadership: Focus, Music, Sport--Leadership

I recently returned from the Florida Kennedy conference and as part of my trip I got to visit my father in…; Added by Steve Fogarty at 4:55pm on November 29, 2008