| No Images? Click here  Boy, is it hard getting back in the groove after a three-day weekend. But if going back to work feels more like a threat than merely a return to your regular schedule, it’s possible you hate your job. And if you really hate your job, you’re probably feeling it physically, whether you realize your ailments are related to work or not. Thankfully, we’ve got some advice for that.We’ll also tell you a few things you can do to prep for a recession, save money while shopping and nail a phoner. Welcome back!Janie Take back your lifeHere’s the thing: There’s essentially always a recession on the horizon. But the recent stock market wobbles and the ongoing government shutdown have a lot of people wondering if the next recession is looming — and if so, what steps can we take now to best handle it? Casey Bond breaks down four signs an economic drop is on the way and gathers some empowering preparation advice.
Deal with it Everyone has bad days at work, but there are physical signs you need to watch out for before a bad week at the office turns into never-ending debilitating work stress that ruins your health. For example, did you know that hating your job can actually lead to changes in your gut bacteria, which in turn impacts your mood? Monica Torres gathered this and 8 other ways your body can be affected when you and your job don’t mix. Pro Tip:
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