Savvy Cleaner CEO Angela Brown shares Easy Thanksgiving Cleanup Tools that can be used year-round.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. - November 15, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

Savvy Cleaner, the company that produces the Ask a House Cleaner show and podcast, is hosting a one-time only, one-hour live shopping masterclass on Friday, Nov. 18 at 3:00 p.m. EST on getting the kitchen ready for the holidays and cleaning up after the big meal is over. According to an article in Architectural Digest, a clean and organized home can boost one's mental health, lessen anxiety and reduce stress. The right tools for the job can make what seems like an overwhelming task easy and stress-free.  

Preparing Your Home for Thanksgiving Cleanup

A recent USDA survey shows people spend more time on meal preparation and cleanup on Thanksgiving than on any other day of the year.  The average cleanup time on Thanksgiving is 127 minutes, compared to just 46 minutes on other holidays. In a new masterclass, Brown shares expert tips and time-saving strategies for holiday cleanup. "A well-prepared home can reduce holiday chaos and create a more relaxed experience for you and your guests," says Savvy Cleaner CEO Angela Brown.  

Time-Saving Tips for After-Meal Cleanup

Many people dread hosting Thanksgiving because of the post-dinner cleanup. However, managing the aftermath doesn't have to be overwhelming. "Having the right tools for the job and the best strategies for using them is the key to cutting down on holiday stress," says Angela Brown. 

About Angela Brown 

For 25 years, Angela Brown owned and operated one of the largest independently owned cleaning companies in the Carolinas. Her specialty lies in systems that let you work smart, not hard, while generating consistent bottom-line results. 

Her specialty lies in systems that let you work smart, not hard, while generating consistent bottom-line results. Her common-sense approach, mixed with strategy, skyrockets cleaning companies past their competition even in saturated markets.  

Since 2016, she's been training and consulting full-time with cleaning companies in 37 countries and millions in revenue. She is the founder and CEO of Savvy Cleaner Training for house cleaners and maids.

She is the author of the book: How to Start Your Own Cleaning Company, and she is the host of the daily show and Podcast: Ask a House Cleaner.

Join her live on Friday, Nov. 18, 2022, at 3:00 p.m. EST to learn strategies for easy Thanksgiving cleanup. 

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Meet the 2022 Community Stars on PowerofRural.org

STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. - November 15, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

Every year in the United States, the third Thursday of November is designated as National Rural Health Day (NRHD). What began as an annual, single day of recognition by the National Organization of State Offices of Rural Health (NOSORH) is now in its 12th year as a nationwide grassroots movement and ongoing conversation focused on rural health.  

NOSORH's annual Community Star recognition program is one of the most popular features of NRHD. This year, 48 states have participated in the Community Star program by nominating a person, coalition, or organization driving change and going the extra mile to address the social determinants of health and improve the lives of those who call rural their home. The Community Stars e-book is published on the morning of Nov. 17 on the official NRHD website, PowerofRural.org.

Joining NOSORH in NRHD activities are the Federal Office of Rural Health Policy, multiple federal and state institutions, State Offices of Rural Health, and other organizations across the U.S. Events for NRHD will continue through Saturday, Nov. 19, 2022, including #RuralHealthChat: Addressing Health Literacy in Rural America - a Twitter Chat co-hosted by RHIhub and NOSORH, Rural Health Clinical Congress - a free, multi-topic CME/CE conference for rural primary care providers hosted by RMECollaborative, and a special event titled, Collaboration Carpool: Conversations with Mission-Minded Rural Stakeholders, featuring 10 distinguished panelists, including Kellie Kubena, Rural Health Liaison at the United States Department of Agriculture. 

Connect to the full lineup of activities here on PowerofRural.org, the home to everything needed to make the most of Nov. 17, 2022, and throughout the year.
 

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Roadtrippers' in-house travel experts share affordable stocking stuffer ideas for every type of road traveler, starting at just $8.

CHICAGO - November 15, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

Roadtrippers, the #1 road trip planning tool that helps roadtrippers turn their trips into adventures, is sharing its team's hand-picked recommendations for the best road travel gifts this holiday season in its Holiday Gift Guide.

Roadtrippers' in-house travel experts have compiled their favorite giftable items that have helped them make the most of their road trip adventures. Gift ideas begin at just $8 and range from ideas for roadtrippers, campers, outdoor enthusiasts, and more.

"At Roadtrippers, we love to share insider tips so our users can make the most of their road trip adventures," said Roadpass Digital VP of Content, Stephanie Puglisi. "We tapped into our team's own first-hand road trip experiences to curate the best gift ideas for other road travelers. We're proud to share these staff picks in this year's gift guide."

Some highlights in this year's gift guide include:

• America the Beautiful Pass: this gift is bound to encourage more outdoor adventure in the new year
• Tabletop Fire Pit: this lightweight, portable, and easy-to-use fire pit is perfect for making more memories at the campground
• Roadtrippers Route 66 Guide Book: this detailed guidebook includes the best Route 66 stops, accommodations, playlists, and more to make the most of this legendary road trip
• Sleep Headphones Bluetooth Headband: simply pair with your favorite white noise app and enjoy better sleep out on the road
• Car Door Step: make reaching your roof racks a breeze with this handy and balanced door step

To see the full 2022 Holiday Gift Guide, visit https://roadtrippers.com/magazine/roadtrippers-holiday-gift-guide-2022/. 

Roadtrippers is part of Roadpass Digital's portfolio of leading digital apps that provide campers, RVers and roadtrippers with end-to-end trip discovery and planning tools. Roadpass Digital's other brands include Campendium, Togo RV, and RVillage. 

To learn more about Roadtrippers, visit https://roadtrippers.com/ or contact [email protected]. 

About Roadtrippers 
Roadtrippers is the #1 road trip planning tool, helping people experience the world around them in an entirely new way by streamlining discovery, planning, booking, and navigation into an engaging and intuitive process. Since launching in 2012, Roadtrippers has helped its users plan more than 38 million trips covering more than 42 billion miles. To learn more about Roadtrippers, visit roadtrippers.com and follow @roadtrippers on Instagram. 

About Roadpass Digital 
Roadpass Digital is focused on empowering roadtrippers, campers, and RVers to hit the open road. With 6,000,000+ people using apps powered by Roadpass, the company is the leading platform for road travel and outdoor experiences. Roadpass Digital has offices in Chicago, Cincinnati, and Auckland. Learn more about Roadpass Digital and Roadtrippers, Campendium, Togo RV, and RVillage products at roadpass.com.

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Video stickers that can be stuck on equipment or in key locations in a facility deliver more accurate and timely safety messages.

AUSTIN, Texas - November 15, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

SaferMe, a leading workforce safety company, has announced the launch of SpotCast, a new video sticker platform. SpotCast enables instructional and safety videos to be easily embedded on durable QR Code stickers. The sticker is placed on any piece of equipment, and employees simply scan it with their smartphone or tablet and watch the embedded video. No sign-up is required.

SpotCast solves the major challenge of how to easily deliver instructional videos to employees, at the right time and in the right place. Markets for the product include the manufacturing, engineering, utility, physical security, facility management, contracting and construction sectors.

"The type of instructions that employees really require involves more than just reading a manual, or listening to a verbal instruction," says Clint Van Marrewijk, CEO and founder of SaferMe. "Doing a job for the first time can be difficult, or dangerous, or both. Next to in-person training, video is the best instructional medium by far, for a business environment. Training managers can't be right next to someone all the time, to show employees exactly what to do. That's where video comes in."

SpotCast is already delivering results in Europe and New Zealand where it is being used to create training and risk management videos that succinctly communicate "how to" messages. 

Content creators require minimal training on how to use the platform, and the barriers to entry from a technical perspective are negligible. The process for making the videos is seamless. The stickers that are unique to each company are ordered from SaferMe, and once the SpotCast stickers arrive, the user follows an easy three-step process: 

1. The sticker is placed on any piece of equipment or in any important location.
2. The QR Code sticker is then scanned, and the user is prompted to record their video.
3. The video is uploaded to the QR Code and becomes active. The next time someone scans the SpotCast sticker, the recorded training video will play on the user's phone.

SpotCast can be updated with new videos at any time, and the stickers are durable, waterproof, sunproof, and tear-proof.

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SaferMe is one of the world's leading workforce safety companies that advises governments, Fortune 500 businesses, and some of the world's most prominent brands in over 30 countries. SaferMe is on a global mission to keep employees healthy and safe while at work, to make organizations resilient, pandemic-ready, and to keep them open for business. SaferMe has offices in the United States, New Zealand, Sweden, and Australia. For more information: www.saferme.com.

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Vanderboom is the first recipient of the Award, granted for outstanding contributions to the ACIL and the laboratory industry since 2012.

MINNEAPOLIS - November 15, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

The American Council of Independent Laboratories (ACIL) awarded Pace^® founder Steve Vanderboom its highest honor, the Lewis E. Harris Lifetime Achievement Award at the conclusion of the organization's Annual Meeting held Thursday, Nov. 10, in Indianapolis. 

Vanderboom is the first recipient of the Award, granted for outstanding contributions to the ACIL and the laboratory industry since 2012. 

Steve joined the ACIL in 1983 and served on its board until his retirement this October. 

Vanderboom founded Pace^® in 1978 alongside co-founder Bill O'Connor with the goal of helping their customers understand and navigate a rapidly changing landscape of environmental regulations. In the 44 years since, Pace^® has followed the gold standard Vanderboom set, helping to make the world safer and healthier through scientific testing, technological advancement, and leadership on regulatory compliance. 

Vanderboom announced his retirement in 2022.

Pace® is a portfolio company of Leonard Green & Partners and Los Angeles-based Aurora Capital Partners.

About Pace®

Pace® makes the world a safer, healthier place. For decades, Pace® people have been committed to advancing the science of the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries in our Life Sciences laboratories and supporting businesses, industries, consulting firms, government agencies, and more through our Analytical Services laboratories. Pace® offers local-level service backed by a national laboratory network. For customers with in-house labs, Pace® provides a range of professional services to keep their operations moving forward. Pace® people work in partnership with customers by providing the service, science, and the data they need to make critical decisions that benefit us all.

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According to the Headway self-growth app, over 60% of people crave being more productive and prioritize productivity over happiness

NEW YORK - November 15, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

A recent in-app survey by the Headway self-growth app, covering over 1M users, shows that people from the U.S., the UK, and Australia share a top self-development goal — to be more productive. 

On the brink of recession, 63% of Americans focus on maximizing productivity. Earning more money and being healthy rank #2 and #3 on the priorities list, followed by the strive for happiness. The goal to win at work didn't even make it to the top 5, despite being a suggested option.

"Productivity is not about doing more. It's about doing less but focusing on what's most important," Anton Pavlovsky, Founder of Headway EdTech startup

Experts highlight redefining the concept of productivity, as people tend to resist hustle culture and the "living to work" approach, opting for wellness instead. 

"I've been practicing being honest with myself and stepping back in different situations. The idea is saying no yes, either YEAH, TOTALLY! or no, as writer and programmer Derek Sivers recommends. It's not easy, especially at the beginning, but useful: it helps me not to waste time on things I don't want or need," comments Anton Pavlovsky, Productivity Expert and Founder of Headway EdTech startup.

Instead of diving into hustle or falling into the trap of procrastination, it's better to go deep inside and realize what is best for your efficiency, mental state, and well-being. 

"We were taught that the more you do, the better, but that's far from the truth. Real productivity is being able to get better at what we do and so, therefore, achieve more in less time," says Jon Prince, Mindset Coach.

This approach radically alters our understanding of productivity. While striving to do more often leads to exhaustion, aiming to improve the quality of your skills and focusing on what is important will result in higher efficiency and overall satisfaction.

"Keeping a mindful approach to work, rest, and balance is essential. You need to relax well to work well. If you are overloaded with dozens of tasks, completing all of them at the cost of overtime will lead to poor quality. I believe that productivity starts from prioritizing work, focusing on the main tasks, and doing them the best way possible to be happy about both the process and the results," highlights Mariana Boloban, Career Expert and Head of People at Headway.

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Headway is a global EdTech startup with Ukrainian roots that brings learning to the smartphone. Our flagship product, the Headway app, provides fun and easy learning. It helps 15M users in 140+ countries make self-growth a sustainable habit, feel motivated, and overcome FOMO.

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