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A new study showed that employees who walked 10,000 steps a day or more reported higher productivity and job satisfaction than sedentary co-workers. Another great reason to make that afternoon meeting a walk-and-talk!
Some write it on their hands; others have a secret Microsoft Word document. Whatever the method, a to-do list is key to achieving our goals. Check out Greatist’s tips for creating a killer task-organizer.
