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Forbes: Why Work Stress & Well-Being Made Headlines in 2013
Forbes reviews a few key moments that brought work stress and well-being into the spotlight in 2013.
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Forbes reviews a few key moments that brought work stress and well-being into the spotlight in 2013.
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The Being Human conference explores human nature in light of science, philosophy, and evolution.
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On the show, Davidson talks about the emotional brain. Watch a short clip here.
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Ths international conference takes place April 17-21, 2013 and is hosted by the Center for Mindfulness in Medicine, Health Care, and Society at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. Mindfulness meditation-oriented clinicians, researchers, and educators are invited to presented their research findings, clinical topics, and symposia, along with training institutes that are integral to the […]
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To mark Earth Day 2013, Google dedicated one of its annual doodles to the event. If you visit the page today, you’ll see an interactive graphic depicting the water cycle. The water cycle graphic lets you take a moment to think about the cycles of the planet—and how often are we asked to think […]
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We normally don’t think of well-being as a skill, says neuroscientist and emotion specialist Richie Davidson, founder of the Center for Investigating Healthy Minds at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. At a recent conference hosted by The Mind and Life Institute, Davidson talked about his center’s work in the field of contemplative neuroscience. He says one of […]
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Ed Halliwell, Mindful's "Examined Life" blogger, explores key findings and discussions from the conference.
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Leading From the Emerging FutureFrom Ego-System to Eco-System Economies By Otto Scharmer and Katrin Kaufer • Berrett-KoehlerWe are tiny droplets in a very big ocean. Yet each of our habits and viewpoints contributes something to the collective makeup of our societies—even the planet. Otto Scharmer is the bestselling author of Theory U, an awareness-based practice […]
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The App Generation How Today’s Youth Navigate Identity, Intimacy, and Imagination in a Digital World By Howard Gardner and Katie Davis • Yale University Press “There’s an app for that.” It’s cliché now but, as the cliché goes, all clichés are true. Apps are ubiquitous. You bank on your phone, nd out where you are, […]
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Random Acts of Kindness Then & NowBy the editors at Conari Press The 20th-anniversary edition of this classic holds the same power as the original: readers can expect a boost to their overall happiness and also experi- ence a strong urge to go out and commit some kindness. As the original author, M.J. Ryan, suggests, […]
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