Tag Archives: self-worth
How to take PTO in the post-vaccine travel boom
Keep any feelings of guilt at bay As more workers end their remote-work saga and return to physical office spaces, some employees may feel guilty taking time off. People worry that there is no one on their team to do … Continue reading
Posted in Reading
Tagged boundaries, burnout, employment, flexibilty, guilt, holiday, lifestyle, mental health, Out of office, paid time off, self care, self-worth, time off, travel, vacation, vacation days, vacation time, work perks, work schedule, wunderlust
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Thoughts of a Blogger: A Blogger’s Journal
I like the idea of my blog, and the content. My message is clear “Life is simply far too short to ONLY think of your professional life.” Yes, I have obtained my Master in Social Work (MSW), and gone on to obtain … Continue reading
Posted in Career Journal
Tagged blogger, burnout, How did you get here, inspiration, integrity, introduction, leader, life, love, mentor, mindfulness, Networking, nspiration, professional, professional growth, purpose, Reflections, self awarness, self care, self-worth, social worker, support, therapy, writer
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Kissed
Comical Explanation
Posted in Reflections
Tagged beach body, Comical Explanation, escape, kiss, love, self care, self-worth, summer, Sun, travel, vacation days, vacation time
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Get More From Your Holiday
Take fewer pictures. That’s not to say you shouldn’t take photos, but if you find yourself pulling out your camera every 10 minutes, you might be missing out on what’s in front of you. Be more spontaneous. Planning is helpful … Continue reading
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Tagged Be spontaneous, holidays, journey, photography, planning, self care, self-worth, spontaneous, time, travel, vacation, vacation days, vacation time
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Real Life of an MSW 