Red wine flowed from taps in an Italian town affected by the coronavirus. Can we all it a Booze ex Machina?
“Nobody will ever want to read what you write at work.” Here are 8 tips to help you get what you need out of your work communication.
Germany's "Feierabend" culture enshrined in law gives all workers an uninterrupted 11-hour break each 24 hours to switch off work and recharge. But can Feierabend survive the digital age? #workplacewellbeing https://lnkd.in/dFJyuUs ] …see more
How do you find instant mindfulness and the sweet spot between nonentity and total presence? Read on...
Sleep habits, exercise, stress, and gut microbes play a larger role in our individual response to diet than our DNA.
Micro-credentials may not yet compete with degrees, but I’d be impressed by anyone who fashioned an MIT education without actually going to MIT.
Delta’s CEO says we should all decline the seat recline option unless we ask for permission from the person behind us first. How about declining to book flights on airlines that place seats in potential conflict with each other? …see more
What's the best way to slip into sleep? What wellness pillar do Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg share? What's Ray Dalio's success secret? You'll find the answers to these questions and much more in this week's 5-Minute Recharge newsletter. #workplacewellbeing #5minuterecharge …see more
Thirty years of happiness research distilled into one simple sentence, why Gucci won't make you happy, and random acts of friendship. It's all here in the 5-Minute Recharge newsletter. #5minuterecharge #workplacewellbeing #actsoffriendship
"Don't postpone joy until you've learned all of your lessons. Joy is your lesson." - Alan Cohen And don't postpone the joy of catching up on all the latest wellness news with The 5-Minute Recharge... #workplacewellbeing #joy #wellness #5minuterecharge …see more
When the attention residue of undone tasks builds up, it’s time to book a GYLIO (get your life in order) session.
"Engagement largely comes down To whether people have a manager who cares about them, grows them and appreciates them." A must-read on how to really inspire cultural change (and it doesn't involve ping-pong tables.)
A good read by Paul Drury " on the power of simple acts. The 'kindness trail' is too complicated to trace all the participants, but if there is even a slim chance of making a genuine difference to someone, why would you choose to walk on by?"
Put your keywords in your subject line, keep your messages short and sweet, and other great tips to help you conquer the enemy called email.
Yesterday was the 10th anniversary of the day Steve Jobs revealed the very first iPhone to the world. Watching this presentation 10 years later, it's staggering just how truly revolutionary this new device was compared to the (now archaic) technology of the day. The iPhone literally changed everything, not least Apple itself. …see more
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The Vox Creative team prove once and for all that great branded content is just great content. Period.
Finding the right partner for your hospital's wound care program is easy, you just have to start to look. Visit bit.ly/1TrZKFZ to get our free eBook which explains how Rightsourcing can improve your outpatient wound center. …see more
2020 has beyond awful in so many ways but lots of us have found a welcome respite from this annus horribilis in video games. Whether you played Animal Crossing: New Horizons, The Last of Us Part 2, Among Us or Hades there's no denying there were a bumper crop of games to play this year. Here's Polygon's top 50. #videogames …see more
I am walking next week in honor of my late sister in law Sarah, who lost her battle with Cystic Fibrosis. If you would like to join walking or make a small donation to finding a cure to this awful disease please visit https://lnkd.in/eSHatgF Thank you!