By Dr. Cynthia, on August 31st, 2009
You can be a mom, a WHO doctor on mission, or an Internet marketer, but at one point in your busy schedule, you need a 1-minute breathing space. This minute may mean just a couple of tick tocks on your wall clock but taking a breather has long-term benefits.
What can you do for . . . → Read More: Take a Minute to listen to Music
By Dr. Cynthia, on August 24th, 2009
What’s in store for you in a 1 minute break? More focus, more ideas and imagination, and a more personable attitude are just a few things you can gain from taking a minute from work.
How can you manage to acquire all these in a minute? Surprisingly, you can do this when you allow . . . → Read More: Get Happy with a Visual Stimulus for a Minute Break
By Dr. Cynthia, on August 10th, 2009
When you’re a top executive in a Fortune 500 company, the last thing you have on your mind during working hours is a retreat. It’s even likely that you haven’t the faintest idea what a retreat might look like, since all you know is consistent hard work. Finding time to look out the window . . . → Read More: Take 1 Minute Meditations for Life
By Dr. Cynthia, on August 3rd, 2009
Silence, calmness, tranquility, peace – they’re all synonymous to serenity. It’s the absence of sensory distractions, allowing calmness to rule over. And surely you have a minute to spare for it in a day.
That’s not difficult to achieve in your waking hours. There are opportunities for it at home, even in a quiet . . . → Read More: Creating Opportunities for Serenity
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