Cubicles in the workplace

Cubicles in the workplace

by | Sep 3, 2016 | Uncategorized

Loosely based on a short story by Jacob Morgan about the cubicles, the invention as applied to companies and work spaces, I took the time to write a few thoughts. The cubicle was an invention by Robert Propst in 1967, started with the goal of solving a whole range of...
Linear thinking

Linear thinking

by | Aug 31, 2016 | business

Whenever we abandon an activity to do another we waste personal energy, and we disconnect ourselves from the source. Common sense also tells us that we waste time and the connection-disconnection in all its forms (colleagues who interrupt us, wild multi-tasking or...
Time management or task management: are you happier with…?

Time management or task management: are you happier with…?

by | Jul 21, 2016 | Uncategorized

How long is a work day? The length for many people is defined by time. And they leave work at the end of day when clock tells them they can go. Time is everywhere, not only on the clocks which for many is now an object that not only measures the time, but on...
Monkey mind AKA mind wondering

Monkey mind AKA mind wondering

by | Jul 19, 2016 | happiness at work

The mind-wondering is a very common and everyday experience where the focus is “detached” from the external environment by immersing the person in a stream of mental activity is not relevant to what you’re doing. The main question is: what’s...