If We Left They Wouldn't Have Nobody

Saturday, January 17, 2015

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If We Left They Wouldn't Have Nobody

You have not lived today until you have done something for someone who can never repay you.

- John Bunyan -

If We Left They Wouldn't Have Nobody

When Valley Springs Manor home for the elderly closed, the staff left, except for cook Maurice Rowland and Miguel Alvarez, the janitor."There was about 16 residents left behind," says Rowland."If we left, they wouldn't have nobody," adds Alvarez. "I would only go home for one hour, take a shower, get dressed, then be there for 24-hour days." Rowland adds "I just couldn't see myself going home รข€" next thing you know, they're in the kitchen trying to cook their own food and burn the place down. Even though they wasn't our family, they were kind of like our family for this short period of time." { read more }

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Three Benefits To Mindfulness At Work

Friday, January 16, 2015

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Three Benefits To Mindfulness At Work

Don't do any task in order to get it over with. Resolve to do each job in a relaxed way, with all your attention. Enjoy and be one with your work.

- Thich Nhat Hรกยบ¡nh -

Three Benefits To Mindfulness At Work

We all know the benefits of mindfulness in our day. But, do we understand the link between our practice and our performance in the workplace? And is it possible to cultivate this moment to moment awareness in a 'bottom line' driven environment? In a recent study, researchers have found that the more mindful the supervisor, the lower their employees' emotional exhaustion and the higher their job satisfaction. And, that's just the beginning. Read on to learn how mindfulness just might help to increase an employee's overall well being. { read more }

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Learn how to cultivate mindfulness in the smallest of tasks. Whether preparing notes for a meeting, or simply refilling your tea -- there are opportunities to reconnect to this joy of being.


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5 People Who Changed The World Through Extreme Compassion

Thursday, January 15, 2015

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5 People Who Changed The World Through Extreme Compassion

Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity.

- Simone Weil -

5 People Who Changed The World Through Extreme Compassion

What do Francis of Assisi, Beatrice Webb, John Howard Griffin, Gunther Walraff, and Patricia Moore have in common? They were radical empathizers--seeing empathy as a kind of an adventurous, extreme sport in an effort to change the social and political landscapes of their time. Read more about their remarkable journeys here. { read more }

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The Fear And Anxiety Solution

Wednesday, January 14, 2015

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The Fear And Anxiety Solution

Nothing in the affairs of humanity is worthy of great anxiety.


- Plato -

The Fear And Anxiety Solution

If you live with fear and anxiety, you are not alone. Anxiety is the most common mental illness in the U.S.-- more than 50 million people have been diagnosed with anxiety at some point throughout their lives. Thankfully, Friedemann Schaub gives anxiety sufferers a whole new way of looking at and addressing their condition in his book. He emphasizes that anxiety is the product of a limiting belief about ourselves and offers tools to change that vision. { read more }

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Write down ten things you've accomplished in your life, ten skills and talents that you have, and ten times when you've solved a problem or overcame adversity.


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