Work Life Balance: The Art of Saying “No”.
In a work environment where the culture are straight duties, overtimes , giving "extra mile" in the service of humanity, saying no is like saying no to our profession.
#HealthXPh Tribute chat for Dr. Gia Sison
I’m moderating this Saturday’s #HealthXPh chat and drafted a pre chat post for another topic. Then, Dr. Iris, still in shock, message our group about Dr. Gia Sison’s sudden passing. I went
Leading Change When “Change” Isn’t the Norm
Start small, talk to like minded people, research, recommend a change policy, do it, even if others won't. Maybe your new policy will change behaviors, practices. Maybe it won't, but at least
10 Facts About Lake of the Woods
Lake of the Woods is home to walleye, northern pike, perch, sauger, crappie, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, lake trout, lake sturgeon, whitefish, suckers, and muskellunge.
Dousing “The Burn” out of Health Workers
Last year, I was literally up and about helping patients and love ones cope up with burnout amidst this pandemic. This year, I got burned and I had hard time dealing with
Digital Online Language: Effectively conveying what we feel, online.
This pandemic changed the way human beings communicate or engage. Rules for communication changed almost overnight for most of us, some negatively. Others took it upon themselves to learn new ways of
Here’s the Top 5 Reasons Why You Should Live in Old Town
And as the day advanced and the engine drivers and stokers refused to return to London
How Do We Measure Learning in the New Normal?
There’s no denying learning changed a lot this COVID-19 pandemic. The impact of this pandemic has gone deep and wide into our everyday life. We never had “enough” time to contemplate a
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