Working for 45-minute stretches (give or take) instead of for hours on end will ultimately allow you to clear your mind, grab an occasional snack or meal, and stay energized to meet your goals.Social Media DistractionsThough it may feel like staying plugged into our social media accounts is a necessary part of our jobs, the constant alerts and updates just drain our time and energy.

I'm a Physical therapist from Truckee, CA. 

My day to day profession is as an occupational therapist-which I enjoy.

I have been in the medical field for 4 years as a respiratory therapist.

Once the tenant is in the property of course they request a dog (for emotional support due to their anxiety), owner says no...they later come up with a letter from a therapist (someone who has yet to return my calls) and in the letter it states according to the FEDERAL Fair Housing Act, you cannot prohibit someone with an ESA from living in the premises and having the animal.

I like that there's a diverse employment base here between the hospital and plenty of light manufacturing inside a 30 minute commute- NSK Steering Systems, Kaman Composite Structures, Energizer Battery, Mack Moldings. 

@Mindy JensenGreat episode I just listened to it Inspiring and energized

My lease states this: (still working on the correct legal wording) Emotional Support Animals (ESA):Tenant will provide a copy of letter from a licensed mental health professional (therapist, psychologist, psychiatrist -NOT the family doctor) on his/her letterhead that states the person is under his/her care, is emotionally or psychiatrically disabled, and prescribes for the person an emotional support animal.

you're a therapist.

My job as a physical therapist allows me to pretty much work anywhere in the country, so moving to the best market should not be an issue.