The summer season carries the promise of long, carefree days. Yet between family obligations, trip planning, and the pressure to "make the most" of the beautiful weather, this time can be more stressful than expected. Here are five reasons why—plus, a reflection to close out the dog days of summer.
I used to think harmony was about balancing the different facets of my worklife. Now, I see it's about being true to myself across both work and life. If you're seeking more harmony, balance, and peace in your workday, here are some perspectives to consider.
Even if you love your job, it's not always easy to feel driven each day. Here's what the research says about sustaining motivation—and what works for me.
Many of us assume that if we find a job that makes a positive difference in the world, a fulfilling worklife will naturally follow. In reality, it comes down to how we perceive our own impact.
We can’t always control our workload, environment, or the types of tasks we’re given. What we can do is set the scene, minimize obstacles, and clarify our path forward.
Without a sense of connection to others, a great-on-paper job can feel flat. It’s often through shared goals, collaboration, and small, everyday interactions that work starts to feel enjoyable—and stays that way.
