Goal setting is a classic kick-off activity every new year. On a personal level, it is common to commit to breaking bad habits or starting new (healthy) ones with New Year’s resolutions. In a professional sense, there may be development of new skills, honing new areas of responsibility, or targeted career growth. For our company- […]
For those that celebrate, the holidays are quickly approaching. Aren’t they always? Before 2020, celebrating the holidays for me meant traversing multiple stores to purchase gifts for all my family members, driving to three different states to visit with relatives, and partaking in a yearly trip to NYC with my cousin to enjoy all the […]
You know that feeling — the one when something’s just right? Next week marks my 3-month anniversary with Infinite Blue. I have the deepest gratitude for not just where I work but for who I work with. When the opportunity arose to join Infinite Blue, I was certain it was where I belonged. The people […]
Personal life and work have become a delicate dance. Instead of work-life balance, it has become work-life blend. One of many things we have discovered is that it is much more difficult to eat healthy when we work from home. We are surrounded by our favorite foods 24/7, so how can we have better eating […]
Picture this: you are in your senior year of college learning that Spring Break just got extended an extra week. While this sounds like great news to any college student, little did we know that our day-to-day lives were about to change. With COVID-19 taking over, that extra week turned into months quicker than we […]
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