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Burnout: How Addiction to Distraction Is Eroding Our Capacity | Melanie Sodka | TEDxWindsor

2019

Have you ever said you "wished you had more time"? How about "wishing you could make time for something"? Melanie Sodka is a human behaviour enthusiast helping overwhelmed people who are over-committed and distracted. See more...

16:14 min

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Going Back to Work

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Fitting Breast Cancer Treatment into Your Schedule

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Taking a Medical Leave of Absence

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Going to Work During Cancer Treatment

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