What's Your Water?
Lucile Wrenshall, MD, PhD
As we come to the end of 2020, it's a time to reflect on lots of things, including our water.
0
Comments
6
Likes
114
Views
Taking a Break Without Losing Your Momentum (or Your Mind!)
Julie Bastarache, MD
Mind tricks for a "guilt free" vacation!
0
Comments
0
Likes
870
Views
Calm in the Storm: Finding Your Zen at Work
Fighty Squirrel, PhD, Awe.Some.
Have you ever had a panicked colleague breathlessly share how hard they are working on grants, papers and mentoring only to find that you feel completely stressed out just having …
0
Comments
0
Likes
73
Views
38 On-Line Services to Outsource Your Chores
Helen Bird
Life happens. Here are 38 online services to help when the going gets rough.
0
Comments
0
Likes
1731
Views
Six Sacrifices You Shouldn't Make for Work
The Edge for Scholars
If you routinely check your work email the moment you wake up and right before you go to bed at night, then you might have a problem. If you call …
0
Comments
0
Likes
61
Views
Profs on Drugs: JAMA Highlights Use of Cognitive Enhancers
Fighty Squirrel, PhD, Awe.Some.
Talk to most people about ‘performance enhancing drugs’ and they conjure up images of elite athletes using drugs to increase muscle mass and oxygen delivery. In academia, performance is measured …
0
Comments
0
Likes
548
Views
Tune the When, How Much, and What in Your Days
Steven Weissenburger, M.Ed.
You can have balance, productivity, and meaning when you know how to tune the when, how much, and what of your activities.
0
Comments
12
Likes
1167
Views
Weekend Playlist from the Edge Video Vault
Aimee Edgeworth
Take time during the weekend to recharge by watching this selection of videos from our Video Vault.
0
Comments
0
Likes
175
Views
Unmanaged Time
The Edge for Scholars
Ever feel like most time management advice is, well, crap? So do Maggie Berg and Barbara K. Seeber, authors of a recent article in the Chronicle with the provocative title “…
0
Comments
0
Likes
82
Views
Creating a Clearing in the Woods
Katherine Hartmann, MD, PhD
Our lives are moving both too fast and too slow. We recognize demands but are more restricted and stationary than ever before.
0
Comments
14
Likes
2712
Views