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Inspirational Bible Verses for Grief & Loss

Jennifer TzoumasApril 22, 2021April 25, 2021Leave a comment

We are living in uncertain times, and it is okay to acknowledge feelings of grief and loss. However, if you are a person of faith, you can find comfort in turning to these specific scripture verses. While grief is often associated with the death of a loved one, you can experience the pain of loss in a variety of circumstances. Particularly now, in the midst of this pandemic, grief is quickly becoming commonplace. Not only are people losing others they care about due to the virus but they are losing experiences, jobs, relationships, and even just the sense of normalcy.

Nothing surprises the Lord. You can find verses on grief throughout the Bible because God knows the suffering of his people and the ache of loss. He wants to provide comfort.

Is Your Boss Micromanaging You? How to Cope.

Jennifer TzoumasMarch 25, 2021March 14, 2021Leave a comment

Working for a boss who micromanages you can make your entire workday feel overwhelming. You might think your employer doesn’t trust you. Or, you might even start to second guess your own abilities based on what they do or say.

It’s difficult to do your best work and grow in your position when you’re constantly being micromanaged. Some bosses, especially those in new managerial positions, might not realize what they’re doing.

Others, however, seem to be naturals when it comes to scrutinizing work and “hovering” over every task throughout your day.

If you work for a micromanaging boss, what can you do? How can you cope every day at work, and how can you let go of that stress when you clock out?

Tips for Work – Life Balance when Working From Home During COVID

Jennifer TzoumasFebruary 4, 2021March 11, 2021Leave a comment

At first, working from home may have seemed like a really good thing. Not having to face COVID-19 daily while earning your paycheck from the couch wasn’t so bad in the scheme of things. In fact, you might’ve found you accomplished much more without commutes, coffee breaks, or even having to get fully dressed.

However, now we know that the new year will not wipe away our pandemic problem. We’ll still need to distance ourselves and work from our homes if we can. But, if you are like many people, the novelty of remote work has likely worn off. (Read more here about statistics of working from home).

Redefining Yourself After Divorce 2

Jennifer TzoumasMarch 5, 2020October 17, 20202 Comments

Whether your divorce is new or its been a while, you may find yourself longing for a fresh start. A new you. Perhaps the difficulties of your relationship took a toll on your energy, perspective, and self-esteem. Or maybe, you need help seeing yourself clearly as a single person after years of couplehood.

6 Signs Your Work & Life are Out of Balance 2

Anthony TzoumasFebruary 13, 2020October 17, 20202 Comments

You’ve probably heard about the importance of a healthy work/life balance. Sometimes, that balance can get away from us.

But, it’s more than just a saying. Balancing out your work life with the rest of your life is essential for your mental, physical, and emotional health.

5 Practical Tips When Grieving a Loss 2

Jennifer TzoumasDecember 19, 2019October 17, 20202 Comments

Grief, no matter its cause, is painful in so many ways. Everyone perceives losses differently, but if you are grieving, it is essential to make room for it in your life.

New Parent Perspective: Managing Your New Normal

Jennifer TzoumasDecember 12, 2019December 17, 2020Leave a comment

Becoming a new parent changes almost everything about your life. It’s one of the most amazing experiences anyone can go through. But, it also requires a lot of adjustment.

Building a Career, Not Just Finding a Job – 4 Essential Traits 1

Jennifer TzoumasNovember 28, 2019October 17, 20201 Comment

In the past, it was common for someone to start working with a company in their late teens or early twenties and stick with that job until they were ready to retire. Job hopping was considered risky, and stability was typically prioritized over chasing a passion.

But the modern labor market looks completely different—this isn’t your grandparents’ workforce!