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Time Management Secrets Of Billionaires
I developed this time management system while I was running nine divisions for billionaire, Charlie Munger. I always try to hire bright, aggressive, creative people, so naturally these people were constantly coming to me with new ideas, issues, concerns, etc. I later learned that no one should have more than six direct reports, but at the time I had something like 22 direct reports. I was constantly reacting to my staff’s need for attention. Basically, I was in a reactive mode all the time. I worked seven days a week— 10 to12 hours per day at the office, dealing with interruptions, and then I’d go home and do all the creative work to keep everything going.

Personal concierge services are now the latest trend and a need of business executives
Concierge services were once thought as a luxurious service offered to high society millionaires and high profile corporate personnel. Today, due to the high competition in the business world, almost no one has the time to do their small but important work; some employers are offering personal concierge services to their senior management personnel and are also getting the benefits out of it. According to the employers, if they do help their employees this could help their company in boosting productivity and morale. Personal concierge services like on-site car washes, dry cleaning drop off, discount tickets and travel planning make the workplace a more pleasant and productive environment.

What is Executive Medicine?
"The Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine calculated that illness and injury cost the nation over $63 billion in lost work and productivity. While employees and executives are constantly encouraged to seek preventive care, the reality is that many do not take the time to see their physician on an annual basis, let alone when symptoms present themselves. Instead, most individuals wait until illness physically prohibits them from going to work, and at this point the illness is typically worse than it would have been if they had an ongoing relationship with a physician and care had been given in a more proactive manner.

JDC Provides Lifeline to Close to 170,000 Jewish Elderly in former Soviet Union - Among the Poorest Jews in the World
This winter JDC continues to provide life-sustaining support to Jewish elders in the former Soviet Union. This assistance is administered through JDC's Hesed welfare centers where elders can also congregate to share their joys and hardships.