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From the CONCERN: EAP Resilience Library An ancient Latin saying goes, “a healthy mind in a healthy body.” But, if you dig back to the original, it appears that the author was referring more to the way mental and physical wellness are equally important and inextricably connected. Here’s why.
From the CONCERN: EAP Resilience Library An ancient Latin saying goes, “a healthy mind in a healthy body.” But, if you dig back to the original, it appears that the author was referring more to the way mental and physical wellness are equally important and inextricably connected. Here’s why.
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From the CONCERN: EAP Resilience Library An ancient Latin saying goes, “a healthy mind in a healthy body.” But, if you dig back to the original, it appears that the author was referring more to the way mental and physical wellness are equally important and inextricably connected. Here’s why.
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Trust, especially, is the tie that binds people to each other in meaningful, productive ways. When you bring the best you’ve got, you also raise the bar for others, inspiring them to do the same. Want the Best for Your Partners: Teams function best when team members genuinely care about the success and well-being of their partners.
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What’s not so good is when things get emotionally heated to the point that the interaction stops being productive. Conversely, conversations are more productive when participants can calmly hear each other’s perspective and express their thoughts and feelings without blame. Often, the S.T.O.P Think carefully about your next response.
What’s not so good is when things get emotionally heated to the point that the interaction stops being productive. Conversely, conversations are more productive when participants can calmly hear each other’s perspective and express their thoughts and feelings without blame. Often, the S.T.O.P Think carefully about your next response.
What’s not so good is when things get emotionally heated to the point that the interaction stops being productive. Conversely, conversations are more productive when participants can calmly hear each other’s perspective and express their thoughts and feelings without blame. Often, the S.T.O.P Think carefully about your next response.
According to decades of research collected by Gallup, using our strengths during the day helps us to be more productive and up to six times more engaged in our work. Our strengths are not only things that we do well, but they also energize us. Maybe that involves a time when a manager or colleague commended you on a job well done.
According to decades of research collected by Gallup, using our strengths during the day helps us to be more productive and up to six times more engaged in our work. Our strengths are not only things that we do well, but they also energize us. Maybe that involves a time when a manager or colleague commended you on a job well done.
Mindfulness is particularly beneficial at work when worry and distraction drive up anxiety levels and drive down contentment, focus, and productivity. Rather, the results suggest that if we’re able to mind-wander less, it could substantially boost our happiness levels and overall quality of life. www.concern-eap.com
Mindfulness is particularly beneficial at work when worry and distraction drive up anxiety levels and drive down contentment, focus, and productivity. Rather, the results suggest that if we’re able to mind-wander less, it could substantially boost our happiness levels and overall quality of life. www.concern-eap.com
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Decrease in mood, concentration, and productivity ? Increase in risk of weight gain, obesity, diabetes, and heart disease In the past, we’ve discussed how we can increase productivity by honoring our bodies’ ultradian rhythms, which regulate periods of alertness and fatigue. Here’s a snapshot of what skimping on sleep looks like: ?
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