Title: Reduced Drinking May Improve Veterans’ Chronic Pain
Category: Health News
Created: 10/9/2020 12:00:00 AM
Last Editorial Review: 10/13/2020 12:00:00 AM
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I have a confession to make: I despise to-do lists. For years, I made the mistake of writing a to-do list at the start and end of my working day, telling myself that crossing things off would bring me great joy and satisfaction (spoiler alert: it didn’t). Countless colleagues and managers who professed their love (and obsession) for to-do lists told me they would help me keep on track, manage my time, and be more productive. They couldn’t be more wrong. “I don’t think people realize how harmful this method is for productivity,” Nir Eyal, a productivity expert, author, and…
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Title: U.S. COVID-19 Deaths Could Reach 233,000 by End of October: CDC
Category: Health News
Created: 10/9/2020 12:00:00 AM
Last Editorial Review: 10/12/2020 12:00:00 AM
This article was originally published by Built In. The old way of working is dead. Its death throes began decades ago, and the COVID-19 shake-up has slammed the lid on the coffin. In a world of flux, we all have to be 24/7 learners, innovators and collaborators. Yet most companies continue to allow, encourage or even force workers to keep up their old rugged-individualistic, head-down, fear-driven, Industrial Revolution-era ways. Many leaders don’t even realize these old-school dynamics are at play in their company. And if they do, they may not know how dangerous they are. No business can compete for long in…
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TLDR: Take an extra 20 percent off these already heavily discounted gadgets as part of the 10.10 Shopping Day deals. If you thought Black Friday was the world’s biggest shopping day, then you’re only focused on North America. Because when you take the entire globe into consideration, the single biggest shopping day of the year is actually China’s Singles Day on Nov. 11. Ecommerce giant Alibaba jumpstarted the holiday about a decade ago, turning it into a juggernaut that generated over $38 billion last year, 2.5 times more than Black Friday and Cyber Monday combined. Now, American retailers already reeling…
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