Istanbul: a city of memories
Some of my clients go on regular business trips to Istanbul and tell me that it’s a fascinating city. It’s on my ‘places to visit’ list, so I hope to go one day.
Why not watch the BBC video here and learn more about it?
Some of my clients go on regular business trips to Istanbul and tell me that it’s a fascinating city. It’s on my ‘places to visit’ list, so I hope to go one day.
Why not watch the BBC video here and learn more about it?
So you think that you’ll be getting a wide variety of duties and tasks in your new job. However, it can mean that everyone in the office is going to tell you what to do! 😉 I hope not, though!
We all know that we should be sitting less and moving more. However, how is that possible in our day-to-day business?
Do you workout at your place of work? Or are your worried about what your colleagues and boss would think about you?
Take a look at what workplace exercise can look like. I do like the idea of going to visit your colleagues rather than sending them an email and the idea of holdling walking meetings. However I wouldn’t want to take part in a running meeting. Would you?
A lot of people tell me that they were in the city over the weekend when they often mean the ‘town centre’. Of course, if they visited Cologne or Düsseldorf, then they probably would have also been in the ‘city centre’.
The difference between a town and a city? It’s not that clear, but in general villages are smaller than towns. And towns are smaller than cities. I always believed that cities had to have cathedrals, but that doesn’t seem to be true!
We’re never to old to learn new things, are we?
If you find it difficult to manage your time, you might like some of these helpful time management tips. I particularly like the idea of setting deadlines for everything. And I totally agree that I’m always more focused and productive when my time is limited.
Do you have a favourite tip?