There’s a new type of work week catching on, and it’s actually seeing success in some major companies. What’s the shift? Cut your workday in half.
Don’t Quit Your Daydream: Work Breaks Are Good for You.
You might not have complete control over the hours you work, but you can make one simple change that will reduce your stress: take more work breaks.
How to Turn Your Next Big Project Into Actionable, Achievable Tasks
You can break any project, no matter how enormous, into smaller, more achievable tasks. You’ve simply got to follow this foolproof process.
5 Ways to Take Fewer Meetings & Get More Done
Do you spend all day talking to other people? With a little bit of planning and proper time management, you can take fewer meetings and get more done.
How to Make the Leap from Full-Time to Freelance Work
Tips to help you make the transition to freelance work as painless as possible and leave your full time employment status behind.
How to Spread the Love When You’re Balancing Multiple Freelance Clients
When I still worked in the corporate world, I thought a lot about agency life. I figured working with a variety of different clients would be really exciting and challenging. Friends, I had no idea Read More
September Playlist – Workin’ for the Weekend
Monday was Labor Day, and if your office is anything like ours, you spent the holiday celebrating a brief respite from your overcrowded email inbox. And while that's all well and good, I've found that Read More
Home Office Essentials for Remote Workers
Here at Don’t Panic Management, we talk a lot about virtual assistants, remote offices, and working from home. Fitting—because that’s the world many of us live in here! However, something discussed Read More
June Playlist – Surf’s Up!
If you take a look at the calendar, it will tell you that summer is rapidly approaching – but anyone without an a/c will tell you that summer showed up weeks ago (if you want to know who those people Read More
Is It Time for You to Hire a Virtual Assistant?
One of my favorite mantras is, "It takes a village." I started saying it daily when I blinked and found I was a working mother with three children. These timeless words made it okay to need other Read More