Standing desks have been busy making a name for themselves. It seems like every month there is a new study coming out saying how standing desks have been linked to something beneficial: improved mood, increased productivity, better health. And now a new study links standing desks to better grades for students.
Sitting has been making a huge impact on our lives: From increased risk of diabetes, and heart disease to even certain cancers. See the numbers behind a study that connected excessive sitting to certain types of cancer and how a standing desk could help.
Your desk is your creative space. This is where you work, where you make an impact on your ides, where you get things done. So make sure you have these desk must-haves to keep your creativity and productivity at an all time high.
In the job interview world, there can be plenty of misconceptions. You could think that you hit the interview out of the park, but then get the dreaded “copy-paste” email saying thanks but “we have decided to go forward with a different candidate who is not you.” There are plenty of red flags to watch out for, just like there are plenty of green flags. Keep an eye out for these great signs that you are rocking the interview.
Before we talked about how you are supposed to set up your standing desk: What the right ergonomic heights are, and how your elbows, neck, and wrists should be aligned. Once you have the right standing desk posture, it’s time to figure out how long to keep it. Plenty of people make the switch to a standing-desk lifestyle, but they don’t know how long to stand or sit. Here are some studies and recommendations for how long to stand at a standing desk. …Read More
We always talk about the negative health effects of sitting. The facts are pretty dismal,
The internet has picked up a study recently with flashy headlines saying that standing desks
If your child is in school, you may have noticed how much classrooms are changing.
