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Squeeze These Breathing Exercises Into Your Day.. Mindfulness In The Car.. Find Stillness

Written By Unknown on Wednesday, March 27, 2013 | 9:41 AM

March 27, 2013
With employees working long hours -- their shoulders hunched over computers and checking email at lightening speed -- it's no wonder many don't take the time to breathe. Not to mention the choirs in our heads telling us that taking a break is a bad thing for our jobs and the company bottom line. But breathing is more important than ever before. Deep breathing is no longer just relegated to the practice or yoga or mindful meditation. It's become an essential tool of the modern day work-life merge. Continue reading...
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