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February 04, 2025 I tried a mindfulness browser to make work less stressful. Maybe you should, too Open Air from the Norwegian company Opera is billed as the first-ever ‘mindful browser.’ It’s intended to combat the chaotic nature of the web. BY Grace Snelling A new browser from the Norwegian company Opera just launched today, and … Continue reading I tried a mindfulness browser to make work less stressful. Maybe you should too
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By Yonason Goldson July 16, 2023 Look before you leap. You can’t be too careful. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Yes, it’s a dangerous world out there, and there are many good reasons to be afraid. So many, in fact, that we have an encyclopedia of conditions associated with fear. Arachnophobia is … Continue reading Try this strategy to conquer the fear of fear itself
By Stephanie Vozza June 14, 2023 Whether it’s meeting deadlines or hitting your goals, most of us feel some sort of pressure at work. While adrenaline can help us get things done, it can easily cross the line, leading to unhealthy levels of stress and anxiety. “Work-related stress arises when the demands of work … Continue reading 3 quick ways to reduce stress and anxiety at work
By Morra Aarons-Mele April 09, 2023 When anxiety is making you miserable, it’s easy to see it as an enemy that must be vanquished at all costs. But brain science reveals a different story. The brain’s main job, quite literally, is to keep us alive. It does this not only by regulating … Continue reading How to partner with your anxiety, rather than letting it make you miserable
