Re:Employees who practice mindfulness meditation are less mo...
by wgerard on Monday June 18, 2018 @08:58PM
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I think this is one of those results that doesn't seem too surprising once you start thinking about it, as the article notes:
> Mindfulness is perhaps akin to a mental nap. Napping, too, is associated with feeling calm, refreshed and less harried. Then again, who wakes up from a nap eager to organize some files?
I imagine the benefits of mindfulness/napping/etc. aren't about motivating employees to work harder or faster on that business memo, but rather that employees are less likely to feel miserable while editing said memo.
> Mindfulness is perhaps akin to a mental nap. Napping, too, is associated with feeling calm, refreshed and less harried. Then again, who wakes up from a nap eager to organize some files?
I imagine the benefits of mindfulness/napping/etc. aren't about motivating employees to work harder or faster on that business memo, but rather that employees are less likely to feel miserable while editing said memo.