Posts Tagged ‘stress’

Frantic or Focused? A Brain’s Choices

You start your day with fresh coffee aromas, serotonin spikes a sense of well being in response, and a warm muffin tops off your shot at winning on another day.  Energized by a good sleep,  creativity stoked,  you’re set for career adventures people only dream of attaining. Life is good.
Suddenly stuff hits your path!  No,”hit” [...]

A Brain on Perfect is Often Late too

Your hardest hitting efforts fall short of  their expectations.  Fun melts away like ice cream on a scorching afternoon when they show up. It’s too cold, or too hot for them, but rarely right. Health suffers and anxiety spikes. They’re either too old or too young, but rarely the right age for plans they’d like [...]

Tone Turns Down the Heat

Today, I arrived home late to discover a bill marked OVERDUE PAYMENT from Verizon Wireless for their broadband service I tried at their request and then returned a few days later. Yikes! The free trial ad had clearly touted an invitation to try their service free of charge for 30 days – and I tried [...]

Question with Two Feet to Spark Curiosity

If you find yourself defaulting to ruts or stuck in rigid routines, try asking, “What more could today offer through a different approach at work?” Or rather than worry over failed finances,  it’s worth chasing a question that sparks your brain’s capacity to hit reverse. Ask, “What hidden or unused assets can be put to [...]