Got the blues? Do something about it
A mild winter depression could be the sign of bigger problems
- By: Brent Jolly
- January 25, 2013 October 12, 2019
- 11:45
A mild winter depression could be the sign of bigger problems
Think positive thoughts and focus on attainable resolutions
Make it personal and consider a philanthropic approach
Just say no to the wrestling trunks and the snake
Define your budget and have fun
Go easy on the colours and err on the side of dressy
All it takes is a positive attitude and a few mnemonic tricks
Learning a new instrument or dusting off your sketch pad can improve your innovation at work
Get the flu shot and, as your mother used to say, wash your hands and cover your mouth
Advisors may be vulnerable to disease that affects one in five workers
A good night’s rest is essential good health
Reduce your intake of coffee and unhealthy snacks gradually
Five ways to beat the midday slump
Diet and exercise — both physical and mental — play a role
Delegate administrative tasks and do what you do best
And other business advice, circa 1963
Six tips to look professional when you invite clients out on the links
Use these time-tested techniques to help manage work pressures
Plastic bags and a tackle box can keep you organized
Look your best without packing your wardrobe
Business casual doesn’t mean your weekend jeans
Harmonious lifestyle should be a habit, not a destination
Always be prepared for a surprise visit by a client
Five techniques to help take the anxiety out of your next business function
Make sure you’re prepared before you tee off