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Generating Creative Ideas in the Workplace

Generating Creative Ideas in the Workplace

You may not consider yourself to be a “creative person” and nothing you do requires any artistry. However, almost every job (that doesn’t have you doing mindless, repetitive tasks) presents challenges and obstacles that require a creative idea or solution. A salesperson, for example, can come up with new ways to market their goods/services and creative ways to pitch to clients. Clear Your Mind It’s near impossible to think creatively when you’re going a million miles an hour completing small tasks and answering emails. When a creative solution…
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Ways to Beat Workplace Stress

Ways to Beat Workplace Stress

Assuming you sleep 8 hours a night and work 40 hours a week, that means you spend 35% of your waking hours working. If you’re overly stressed at work, it’ll greatly reduce your quality of life at and away from the office. There are many sources of stress, from difficult clients and coworkers, to tight deadlines and sales quotas. This list can’t solve the myriad of different stressors you may face on the job, but here are some useful tips to help you deal with them constructively and…
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My Progressive Snapshot Experience – Lower Your Car Insurance Rates

My Progressive Snapshot Experience – Lower Your Car Insurance Rates

You may have seen Flo from Progressive Insurance telling you to install their Snapshot plug-in device (there is also a mobile app, but it’s not available in all states). When I was looking for car insurance, I got several quotes from different carriers through A and H Insurance and Progressive came back the cheapest, while still giving me excellent coverage. The rate was great, but I decided to see how much lower I could get it and signed up to get a Snapshot device. How To Sign Up…
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When and How to Reopen Your Business After Coronavirus

When and How to Reopen Your Business After Coronavirus

Note: This article was posted in April 2020, so some information may not currently be accurate due to the changing nature of the pandemic and regulations surrounding it. To our valued clients and friends, We maintain full service to you, our clients. Whether it's working from home or in the office we stand ready to help, answer questions, and solve your insurance problems. We maintain a limited staff in the office to handle problems and 75% of our is staff working from home. Our rural Nevada offices are…
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Increase Your Viral Immunity

Increase Your Viral Immunity

If you’re reading this, chances are you are looking to avoid catching coronavirus (COVID-19) or other illnesses such as the flu or the common cold. Take every piece of advice here with a grain of salt and see our disclaimer at the bottom of this article. How to Keep Your Immune System Functioning Properly: Get Adequate Sleep Sleep is an important time for your body to rest, repair, and detoxify. Getting 7 to 9 hours of sleep will give your body more time to produce infection fighting antibodies.…
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March 2020 Coronavirus Update for Our Customers

March 2020 Coronavirus Update for Our Customers

Note: This article was posted in March 2020, so some information will not currently be accurate due to the changing nature of the pandemic and regulations surrounding it. Dear A and H Insurance Customers, As all of us continue to monitor the ever-changing situation around the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and how it affects our businesses and our communities, our first thoughts are with you our customers and how this is affecting your business. We will be here to support you as well as our team members and the…
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17 Ways to Make the Most of Self-isolation and Social Distancing

17 Ways to Make the Most of Self-isolation and Social Distancing

Note: This article was written during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, so not everything may be relevant to your current life, unless you have a lot of free time at home. Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, states have restricted what businesses can be open and what types of events and gatherings are permissible. So many people such as myself have more free time than ever (though some people have added responsibilities such as homeschooling kids or working in in-demand industries). With the lack of our usually…
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A and H’s Coronavirus Response

A and H’s Coronavirus Response

Note: This article was posted in March 2020, so some information may not currently be accurate due to the changing nature of the pandemic and regulations surrounding it. Our lobbies are currently open. To our customers, As you know, the situation with the recent Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak is unprecedented in modern history. To help ensure the safety of our associates, customers, and our communities, we are implementing the following proactive actions to ensure the continuity of service to you our clients and minimize any impact. New Policies as…
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Avoid Digital Distraction

Avoid Digital Distraction

Phones and social media are some of the greatest enemies to productivity. Every time our phones ding, our concentration is broken and we either instinctively check the message right away or we can choose to ignore it. Our species has survived for millennia without the aid of cell phones, but now we feel as if we can’t survive with them by our side. I’m a millennial that has been using social media since 2003 and started my Facebook account in 2006, so social media is pretty interwoven into…
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Why You Should Avoid Health Insurance Imitators like HCSMs

Why You Should Avoid Health Insurance Imitators like HCSMs

I get it. Money is important. Health insurance is essential. Health insurance is expensive. Why Health Insurance is Expensive The biggest reason that health insurance is expensive is that healthcare is expensive. It’s not the cost of a few stitches or a flu shot that make the premiums so expensive. It’s the cancer treatments, the transplants, the dialysis. The reasons why healthcare is so expensive include administrative costs and defensive medicine (ordering lots of tests to avoid getting sued), among other factors. It is easy to look at…
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