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A Workshifting Wake-Up Call

Posted by on 29 June 2012

I was recently offered a full-time position with a growing start-up company. The job would highlight my client relationship and project management skills perfectly while allowing me to slide back into a fully functional corporate role, similar to what I have held in the past. Exciting and flattering? Yes! A good fit? No. Why? Well, [...]

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Today we have a guest post from Gina M. Casillo. Gina is a staff writer for Serenity Living Stores, an online vendor of popular furniture. She enjoys writing about home décor – especially when it comes to the spaces she’s most intimate with. Regardless of whether you work in a cubicle, your own corner office [...]

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I thought the great thing about workshifting is that you don’t have to sit in an office all day. You can grab your computer-tablet-Smartphone and get to work at your favorite coffee shop, or in the park, on an airplane, or even in a tree house (well, if you have a tree house). Turns out [...]

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3 Healthy Workshifting Habits

Posted by on 28 November 2011

Becoming a workshifter often means a significant lifestyle change. You go from spending 2 hours a day commuting to suddenly having that time back. Where once you had a cafeteria to serve you fresh, hot meals for lunch, you now have to make do with your own refrigerator and stove. Your cubicle mates have now [...]

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I remember when running an errand at lunch or taking a midday yoga class was considered a smart, efficient use of my workday time. Of course, that was when I worked in an office at HQ and had a designated (read: mandated) break in the middle of the day. Then I started workshifting, and this [...]

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NAP-shifting

Posted by on 25 January 2011

A recent article in the Huffington Post by Ms. Huffington herself spoke of the need (for women) to get more sleep if they want to get ahead in this country. She goes one step further to state that Americans are increasingly sleep deprived. Not surprising. I have to wonder, are workshifters a close second to [...]

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Taking Time to Refuel

Posted by on 21 October 2010

After having run out of gas, I had a thought on the side of a lonely highway in Utah during our Rise of the Cubicle Farmer road trip and it made me think about how sometimes we may push too hard, too fast.  Sometimes the best decision might be to rest and regroup and start [...]

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The Workshifting Multiplier: Sleep

Posted by on 11 October 2010

The conversation of sleep has recently come up in the last few weeks amongst some fellow workshifters in my town. All of us are notorious for pulling late hours and depriving ourselves of recharge. For some reason there is a common badge of honor associated with this practice. I believe this is a myth. Getting [...]

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C.L.E.A.R. Goals for Workshifters

Posted by on 8 September 2010

Over the last few weeks I have met many folks new to the office anywhere lifestyle. Being new to workshifting is sometimes like leaving for college for the first time. You are in a new place with complete freedom over your time and environment. This can be overwhelming for anyone. Laying a good foundation will [...]

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Is Your Workshifting Diet Killing You?

Posted by on 19 February 2010

Celebrity Chef and Activist Jamie Oliver gave a fascinating and disturbing presentation at TED on how food is literally killing us.  We are eating ourselves to death.  We live in the most abundant time in recent history.  In the developed world, we have living standards which were unheard of only a generation ago.  We also [...]

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