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“Stand up when you’re on the phone. A USC study found that your brain’s information processing speed increases 5 to 20 percent when you’re standing. Think you may look a little goofy standing around? You’d be in good company. Thomas Jefferson, Ernest Hemingway and Winston Churchill all stood while working.” – David Cottrell “Look beyond your profession. Consider pursuing developmental activities that have nothing to do with your job, but can help you grow as a person. You’ll probably be surprised to find that unrelated learning can positively impact your job performance.” – Eric Harvey “What are your personal anchors — people, things, places, or rituals — that keep you connected to yourself, your sense of well-being, and your feelings? What makes you feel secure in the world? Who or what can you count on for support? Make a list of these anchors so you can access them when you [...] Aroma therapists have been teaching us for years that certain scents wake us up while others mellow us out by causing the brain to release various chemicals. Take advantage of this effect by showering in the morning with soap that perks you up — peppermint and citrus are particularly effective. But don’t use them at [...] Don’t store raw potatoes in the refrigerator. Remove them from plastic bags as they stop air circulation. Store them in a cool dark place. Let them ripen on the counter, or put them in a paper bag if you want them to ripen faster. When they are ripe, extend their freshness by placing them in the refrigerator and they will be okay for about 2 weeks. Overusing fabric softener when you was towels can decrease the absorbency over time. Instead use just the recommended amount. When peeling a hard boiled egg, try rolling it between your hands to loosen the shell. Put the egg under cool, running water and start peeling at the large end. Mix this: 1/2 cup of sudsy ammonia with enough water to make 1 gallon. Clean soiled areas around the stove or oven and the floor. Ventilate well while using. Before throwing away a pair of pantyhose, use it to help clean up your dog or cat. Put your hand inside and as you pet the animal, loose hair will stick to the nylon instead of floating through the air or landing on clothes, furniture, or the floor. Turn the nylon inside out to keep [...] |
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