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by: Remie Longbrake | published: February 12, 2023 Between mid-March and mid-May 2020, the percentage of U.S. employees working from home more than doubled, from 31% to 65%. That’s over 100 million more people working from home. And guess what? People prefer it. According to a recent survey from Gallup,

by: Remie Longbrake | published: January 29, 2023 Nonverbal communication is when a person expresses their thoughts, feelings, and mood through visual rather than verbally. These visual signals include; Facial expressions Eye contact Tone of voice Touch Posture Personal space These physical signals are essential, especially if you are looking

by: Remie Longbrake | published: January 15, 2023 Success leaves clues is a popular phrase, so how can we duplicate the results of those in the spotlight, such as Buffett, Branson, Gates, Trump and others. Their success is [partially from their productivity and those they surround themselves with, but there

by: Remie Longbrake | published: January 1, 2023 Happy New Year! Last year for many was a trial and for some it went very successful. Regardless, I believe we all can be thankful for what we were given and look forward to the road ahead. This post is about celebrating

by: Remie Longbrake | published: December 19, 2022 Many of us have had firsthand experience with how stress affects our sleep, our digestion, and our immune system’s ability to fight off illness. But those short-term effects may be the least of our concerns. In 2017, a literature review in the

by: Remie Longbrake | published: December 5, 2022 The debt snowball method works by building a snowball-like momentum as you gradually pay off debts. To do this, pay off the smallest debt first and move on to the next-smallest debt. Then, continue through the rest of your loans with the

by: Remie Longbrake | published: November 21, 2022 Workplace stress has a big impact on both employees and employers. For employees it can lead to less productivity, unhappiness on the job, an increase in sick days taken and physical ailments; ultimately, it can lead to a form of depression called

by: Remie Longbrake | published: November 6, 2022 Speaking as a leader means you must share some destinations with other forms of leadership, while taking a different road toward others. You need to be visible, self-assured, a good communicator, sometimes bold, and highly focused on the task at hand. You

by: Remie Longbrake | published: October 23, 2022 Having teen drivers in the house can be anxiety-inducing in more ways than one. Putting a teenager behind the wheel can stress your patience and auto insurance rates. Car insurance rates rise dramatically for drivers under 25, influenced by factors that increase