Getting mad can be a good thing. Sometimes, you just need to yell! Yet other times, getting overheated can run contrary to your goals, and simply escalate the situation, as this New York Times article "How to Stay Mindful in
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“Mindfulness works, and you don’t have to invest in an intensive eight-week intervention to be able to get the benefits.” Wharton School of Management Researcher Lindsey Cameron explains how mindfulness can increase employee efficiency and compassion in this podcast (transcript
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(If you don't have Netflix, a full episode of the series is posted at the bottom of this article.) Netflix’s recently published series, “The Mind, Explained” is a fascinating exploration of the power of our brains. Divided into five episodes,
This is an adapted article. To see the original article by Joseph Fischer as it first appeared on 4Hoteliers.com , click here A workshop that is designed to teach you to be more effective cognitively by managing your day-to-day, dealing
