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In 'long haul' COVID-19 and other chronic health conditions, brain fog is poorly understood. 
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A survey from meQuilibrium showed that health care workers have experienced a 48 percent decrease in motivation between December 2019 and June 2020. Additionally, workers in the health care industry were least likely to say their employers were supportive.
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As a physicist, Thomas Kuhn applied the term to science, but his definition now applies to any established system, whether scientific, governmental, socio-economic or way of thinking.
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Here are three reasons to pause in the midst of our fast-paced, always-on world.
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September 25, 2020 10:07 PM
I found quite an interesting title. Since in today's society and everything moves very fast, we are always in a hurry, we ignore details, always the first thing we look for after waking up our cell phone to check emails, text messages, meetings, among others. moreover, our society always needs to be in constant motion to move forward but we must bear in mind that in order to keep moving and to be efficient, we must take breaks we must stop from time to time to refresh our ideas, to think clearly and to recover our energy, this will help us to be more productive, to be in a good mood, to have a fresh mind it is always necessary to take time off to spend with the people you love, doing what you like or just relax for a while too. This article also mentions something about some the moms say, which is a count to 10 when you get angry this is very true because these pauses help to relax the mind to think more clearly when making a decision, and at the moment of acting it is important to pause to reflect on what we are doing well and what we must improve and also to strengthen our relationships with other people. Finally, I want to remember and emphasize taking time off, take breaks during the day, take breaks to lower our emotions before making an important decision, and also to reflect on our lives and what we are doing in it.
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Employers must make mental health their 'absolute top priority,' experts say.
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Mental health issues are clearly becoming more and more a workplace issues -- always have been but now... Often difficult to self-monitor.
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Working a temporary or gap job is sometimes necessary after being laid off. Here are three ways your career benefits from working a temporary job following a layoff.
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Interviewers are looking for particular skills in candidates who’ll be working remotely. Here’s what they’ll probably ask you—with tips and example answers.
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Play has always been important for adults. It's even more important in 2020.
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Dear Madeleine, I have a new boss who just offered me the role of lead for a team I have been on for about seven months. Our former lead (who, frankly, wasn’t great at leading) left suddenly a month ago. In the leadership vacuum I kind of stepped up, and nobody seemed to mind. In…
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Not a completely unusual situation but in today's world, certainly a more likely and perhaps unexpected challenge. Good advice!
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You can still reach out to your network during COVID-19, but you’ll need to do it a little differently. These message and email templates will help.
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