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Mindful Snacking Without Really Thinking About It

For years, culinary artists have known (and experimented with) how eating has a lot to do with our occipital lobe – the brain region responsible for visual interpretation. But new research shares more evidence that what we see may have… Continue Reading →

Mindfulness Resources to Explore

The Benefits of Mindfulness The topic of mindfulness seems to be everywhere these days and is becoming more widely accepted as an integral part of whole-person wellbeing. The many benefits of practicing mindfulness include: Stress reduction Decreased negative rumination Enhanced… Continue Reading →

Four Ways to Tackle Sedentary Lifestyles

You have probably noticed that when you are on the move, your body feels better than it does when you’re stationary. For example, you’re sitting in the car on a road trip: Even though it’s only been two hours, your… Continue Reading →

Enhance Your Happiness With Five Simple Steps

Here’s a riddle: Everybody wants it, everybody talks about it, everybody thinks about it, but not everybody has it. What is it?

Self-Monitoring for Behavioral Change and Goal Achievement

“What gets measured gets managed.” (— Peter Drucker?) There is an old saying in management, if you want to improve something, start by measuring it, or you won’t see how to make a difference. (— Catharine Paddock, Ph.D.) Makes sense,… Continue Reading →

The American Dream and Why We Should Care About Cortisol

It’s the night before a big presentation. Your director asked your team who would be willing to present your quarterly results? Last year, Craig volunteered and he got a huge bonus. You blurt out, “I’ll do it!” You have to… Continue Reading →

Free Home Workouts, No Gym Membership Required

Do you work during the week and find it hard to devote free time to exercise? If so, you’re not alone. In fact, all you might need for a fantastic workout is a half-hour and an internet connection. One of… Continue Reading →

Absence of Critical Thinking Is Harmful to Children and Other Living Things

Note that critical thought does not need to involve intellectual hoop-jumping or mental gymnastics that only lawyers, philosophers or Mensa members can understand. It is a simple method of processing information that includes examining biases and assumptions (within oneself and… Continue Reading →

How to Keep a Suit Mentality While Working in PJs

As the current times are making remote work a necessity, try these tips to enhance your productivity. Once upon a time, working from home was predominantly an option only for small-business owners and those in the creative industry. Today, as… Continue Reading →

Build Your Team With Team Sports

We know the following to be true: Movement can help maintain a healthy weight, lift one’s mood, prevent a slew of serious health conditions and promote sleep. Physical activity boosts brain health. People who exercise regularly are less likely to… Continue Reading →

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