Human brains like routines. If you don't build your work-from-home routine, then you will find it hard to work from home. Let brain science boost your work productivity when you work from home.
Sunrise @ Manly Beach at 6.45am; it's such a blessing to have easy access to beach. #2 Take a good and longer break during the day: this break from work is different from those 10-mins 'micro' breaks. You can see this as a good break. I personally take two 20-mins breaks during my normal working... Continue Reading →
After living in this neighbourhood for 7 years, I just realised last month that this wonder place is within 10-mins of walking distance from my place! Hidden treasure, indeed! ^_< Now that we know how brain works, then how can we boost our work performance by using brain science? Rule #1. Limit the real 'focus... Continue Reading →
Another import aspect of brain function is how a brain processes 'input signals'. These signals can come through your eyes, ears and your skin. The more signals to process at any given time, the more 'tired' your brain becomes. In fact, your brain works like the CPU of your computer. The more apps you run... Continue Reading →
Humans are not born with a 'user's manual', so no wonder most of us don't know how to use our body. In the coming series of blog posts, I will share with you the 'secret manual' of using your brain to boost your performance. Life is fair and every one of us has the same... Continue Reading →
When my life was simpler in the High School, I could remember many telephone numbers, class schedules and of course, what to do one which day at where. When my life gets more complex after going to a university, I started using 3M PostIt notes to remind me of important dates and tasks. As my... Continue Reading →
Why did you leave your last job, may I ask? It turns out that most people, according to statistics, leave jobs because of other people; usually their immediate managers or colleagues. The decision is often based on a few options: (1) I will just try to do my job and wait for other people to... Continue Reading →
Kids and young adults are often lack of the understanding of risks because they haven't got enough life experience to teach them life lessons so they often find it hard to build a causal link between actions and risks. This happens to many young adults and even teenagers when they first learn to drive. Learning... Continue Reading →
I am grateful for what I have gained from my blog followers, subscribers and coaching clients. To appreciate your support for my coaching business, I will give away my eBook (for free!), if you leave a reply comment on this post about how much you appreciate your love from your Mum! This event will last... Continue Reading →
After a series of personal finance posts, it's time to go through a health check on your personal finance! If you have a personal finance planner, then your planner should have gone through annual checks with you. If you don't have a planner working with you, then it's not hard to go through a check... Continue Reading →
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