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Debunking 5 Misconceptions About Workplace Mindfulness
By Katie Morales, the Mindful Leader Team
The workplace is a common stressor in modern life. Being mindful of the thoughts, feelings, and bodily sensations experienced throughout the workday can help you navigate the constant pressures and requirements associated with employment.
Many companies and employees are seeking out remedies for toxic workplace culture. Some workplaces have turned to a potential solution over the last several years: mindfulness, specifically Mindfulness-Based Stress R…
7 Keys to Resolve Conflict Consciously
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Jim Dethmer at the 2018 Mindful Leadership Summit. As individual leaders and their teams become more mindful, communication and conflict are still issues in relationships and organizations. Discover a mindful approach to communication and conflict, including a very practical tool called The Clearing Model that hundreds of teams are using to practice conscious communication and conflict resolution.
3 Steps to Mastering Flow - the Secret to High Engagement and Performance
By Cara Bradley, Host and Co-Producer of the Mental Fitness Bootcamp, guest contributor
“The holy grail of today’s workplace is high employee engagement.” - Harvard Business Review, February 16, 2017
Top leaders know that high engagement leads to high performance. Engaged employees are happier and work harder on the job. Low engagement, on the other hand, cost US companies a cool $550 billion in lost revenue per year.
So how do you make your people more engaged? Well we all know telling them …
Managing Emotions Effectively in Uncertain Times
By Marc Brackett, guest contributor
When we are overly stressed and worried, like many of us have felt lately with threats like the coronavirus, it becomes even more difficult to regulate our emotions with effective strategies.
But what exactly is effective emotion regulation?
Emotion regulation is how we deal with the feelings we experience from moment to moment to have wellbeing, build positive relationships, and achieve desired goals. When we’re feeling disappointed or joyful or anxious o…
What are the Benefits of Asking for Guidance?
By Joy Reichart, New Ventures West, guest contributor
Guidance is a concept that is easy to forget about, or dismiss altogether. It can be brushed aside as an ethereal, “woo-woo” concept that has no place in our contemporary western world, where will and self-determination are what lead to success. Actually, guidance is more readily available and far less mysterious than we might think.
What might happen if we made room in our lives to more easily receive guidance? Mindfulness, of course, is …
8 Steps Leaders Can Take to Support Employees with Burnout
By John J. Murphy, guest contributor
According to a recent Gallup study, 48% of American workers say they are actively looking for other job opportunities, and the United States has reached record highs in quit rates and unfilled positions. The study also reveals that 74% of employees are experiencing some degree of burnout. Given these statistics and the daily challenges of running a business, what is a mindful leader to do, especially when so many factors seem out of control? How can we culti…
Flow at Work: Learn to Return. Train to Sustain.
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Cara Bradley at the 2018 Mindfulness @Work Summit.
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Constructive Rest: Workday Power Tool
By Larissa Hall Carlson, guest contributor
If you’ve been seeking out mindful ways to reduce stress overload, but are still feeling tapped, it may be time to create space to just… do… nothing. Oh yes! There’s a stealthy workday power tool that resuscitates and revitalizes with no effort at all: meet Constructive Rest Pose.
Constructive Rest Pose is a restorative yoga posture that works like a reviving balm when time is tight and tensions are running high. Restorative yoga is known for usi…
Why We Should Befriend Adversity
By Mark A. Campbell, guest contributor
The Latin poet Marshal once wrote, "Life is not merely to be alive, but to be well." Wellness is a concept that we use daily, but scholars cannot agree on defining it. We know for certain that wellness is multi-dimensional, influenced by how we live in all areas of our lives. The National Wellness Institute defines wellness as "an active process of becoming aware of and making choices toward a more successful existence." I have adopted this definition beca…
Generation Meditation: Mindfulness for Emerging Adults
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