Productivity

by Dara McBride|May 21, 2020March 26, 2021|Leadership

No vacation plans or fancy dinner reservations? You don’t need a big reason to take a break from work, even when you work from home.

WFH? It's Time to Create a Schedule to Balance Your Life

Add Balance to Your Work-From-Home Life

by Dara McBride|May 16, 2020August 29, 2023|Relationships & Networking

Is your 9-to-5 job feeling more like a 24/7 job because you work from home? Here are four tips to help you balance your work-from-home life.

Public Speaking? Don’t Be So Hard on Yourself

by Dara McBride|May 13, 2020May 14, 2020|Event Marketing, Public Relations, Public Speaking

If you’re worried about public speaking, you shouldn’t be so hard on yourself—you might be doing a better job than you think.

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Focus on Positivity over Productivity

by Dara McBride|April 06, 2020April 08, 2020|Leadership

Do you find yourself stressed at work?

Set a Routine For You (and Your Family)

by Dara McBride|April 01, 2020August 29, 2023|Relationships & Networking

Here are four ways to establish a schedule at home.

Take Care of Yourself When You Feel Overwhelmed

by Dara McBride|March 25, 2020June 02, 2020|Thought Leadership

Discover personal balance so you can take care of yourself and others.

“People ask me all the time how I do all the things I do in a given day. It’s really not hard. It simply takes a combination of tools, time management, and awareness.”

Be More Productive When Working From Home

by Dara McBride|March 11, 2020October 16, 2023|Creative Connections

If you are new to working from home, finding your productivity groove can be difficult. Here are three go-to tips from Peter Shankman, Epic’s Futurist in Residence.

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3 Ways to Spring into Creativity and Boost Productivity

by Dara McBride|March 21, 2019March 26, 2021|Marketing

Out with the old, and in with the new. As you start to think about clearing out old ideas to make room for new strategies, take time to brainstorm and experiment. That might be easier said than done. Encourage creativity...