The Value of your Wandering Years
I read a fascinating article in Fast Company about Steve Jobs and his wandering years when it hit me how so many people (uber successful or not) are praised for their production. The wandering years of trial, and often failure, (which...
The Need For Quiet: Revisited
A little quiet is incredibly important and everyone needs it. Unfortunately, most office planners have done a poor job taking the need for quiet into account when designing offices. We've posted some interesting examples of quiet...
via @MyTurnstone:
Give the people light!!! According to @steelcase 42% of people asked believe that poor lighting is a serious hazard in the office...#tsblogHow To: Create a Sacred Work Zone
As a writer there's a certain environment I need in order to zone in and get to work. Married to an entrepreneur, I also know there's a zone for getting things done that is priceless, so how do you go about creating the space to ensure you're...
via @MyTurnstone:
"Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much. " Helen Keller #tsblogDealing with Lack of Productivity & Burn Out
photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/andrewmalone/2032844649/sizes/z/in/photostream/
The winter months can often cause a lack of productivity due to burnout. The days are shorter, the weather is nastier {at least where I live in...
via @MyTurnstone:
Do you AeroPress? You should! A gourmet cup of java that is truly a great buy! #tsblogQuiet Places to Work
Within the last 20 years, offices have evolved away from private offices to much more open environments. Say what you will about the positive or negative effects of each, but there is one trend that has been increasingly sighted in...
via @MyTurnstone:
Do you AeroPress? You should! A gourmet cup of java that is truly a great buy! #tsblog
.jpg)
.jpg)
