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Licensed therapist, podcast host, author of Thursday is the New Friday (HarperCollins), consultant helping others start, grow, and scale their private practice.
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The Learning Leader Spotlight With Laura Nagy

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By Joe Sanok, Laura Nagy
| Training Industry Verified
In this issue, we are excited to spotlight Laura Nagy, CPTM. Laura has been working in the learning and development (L&D) space for 15 years and has gained experience in a wide range of roles like instruction/facilitation, instructional design, training administration, instructor development and leadership. Today, Laura serves as the information technology (IT) training manager for Michigan State University.
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Four-Day Workweek Gaining Interest

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By Joe Sanok, Kathy Gurchiek Verified
| SHRM HR News Verified
​Support for a four-day workweek is gaining ground in the U.K., where employees in a pilot program work four days a week but get paid for five. In the U.K., more than 3,300 employees are getting one extra paid day off per week at the 73 companies involved in the pilot. The majority of the firms reported it is working well, according to the BBC, with 95 percent saying productivity has remained the same or improved.
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A Guide to Setting Better Boundaries

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By Joe Sanok
| Harvard Business Review Verified
Where your work meets your life. See more from Ascend here. Like exercise, meditation, or budgeting, most of us know that having boundaries around our work and our home lives is something we should probably do. Even so, finding the time to change unhealthy behaviors, learn, and build new habits is easier said than done.
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