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Why to Pause?

Why to Pause?

  • More often than not, while working we may be in an awkward physical and mental position.
  • Our posture may be wrong, we may not be using the best available tools, or we may just be thinking about something else apart from the work.
  • A pause gives the brain and body time to reorient itself to the work at hand.
  • It gives us a time to breath also. While we get busy at work, sometimes we may even forget to breath!
  • During continuous work, our efficiency keeps going down and stress keeps on mounting unnecessarily. A pause helps to restore balance.

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