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Rest & Work-Life Balance: A Different Conversation

An overnight snowfall capped autumn’s golden leaves this morning in Colorado, where our company was born. Even as the snow sparkled in the sunshine, dripping and sliding in slushy clumps to the ground, it reminded us that winter is coming. Forgive the Game of Thrones reference. The point is that time is limited, and the…

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Vacation, Shmacation: Why Don’t We Take Time Off?

Apparently, the Brits think we Americans have a national vacation problem. A recent article in the Guardian testifies to this, questioning why so many Americans fail to take all—or any—of their vacation days each year, working significantly more days than their counterparts in other countries. This summer, the BBC reported that 40 percent of American…

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Managing Time for a Better Life, Part 2

Last week we suggested that it might be more useful to think of managing energy instead of managing time in this jam-packed age of doing-more-with-every-minute. The key to human performance is energy, not time. We all have the same number of hours in each day, but we achieve very different things in those hours. We can’t…

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How Sleep Affects Your Love Life

Let’s say you have a hot date tonight. Yay! You’re going out for drinks at some swanky spot downtown. You’re excited…and a tad bit nervous. According to the experts, your dating experience could go very differently, depending on the quality of your sleep the night before! Dating is far from simple, but here’s a deliberately…

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The Restfulness of Being Outside

There’s a video circulating these days that we like a lot: a quick glimpse at the childhoods of three generations. It’s a little bit sweet and a little bit sad. The silver-haired folks on the video remembered picking berries, watching things grow, fishing and escaping bears in the woods. The middle-aged fondly recalled building forts…

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The Secret to a Long Life: Sleep!

Want to live long and prosper? Well, nerdy Star Trek references aside, you should sleep a lot! Don’t take our word for it: the world’s oldest woman attributes her longevity to getting “lots of sleep”…along with prodigious amounts of bacon eating. Susannah Mushatt Jones just turned 116 on Monday, making her the oldest living human and…

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