Ah, work-life balance. The Millennial dream; a false promise of modern life. That said, some cities do offer some semblance of it. The health food chain Holland & Barrett recently conducted a study to determine where in the world citizens spend the fewest hours working. Turns out the four-day workweek
I don’t know exactly when it happened, but at some point in my life, I became a ‘yes’ (wo)man. Perhaps an extension of my restless nature, I found myself constantly engaging in new jobs, responsibilities, people, and expectations. Being busy was a subset of my nature — it stroked my
Three things caught me off guard when I become a mom – the length of time it took my swollen feet to get back to normal, the jarring lack of sleep I experienced in the first year, and the things that fell out of people’s mouths. Working parents are some
We’ve all heard it before: Dress the part if you want to slay the day. But what happens if your home doubles up as your office? Entrepreneurs and freelancers, you know exactly what we’re talking about. You took a major leap of faith when you decided to become a #bossbabe.
Contrary to stale claims about being an “entitled generation,” millennials aren’t taking advantage of their hard-earned vacation days. According to Project: Time Off, a movement to help people understand that taking time off is essential to personal wellbeing, millennials have become a culture of Work Martyrs. In its latest report — The Work Martyr’s
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