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Stretching Alarm

Stretching Alarm

Set an alarm to remind you to take a stretching break every hour. Use this time to focus on your breath and body movements, promoting mindfulness and reducing physical tension.

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Mindful Munching

Mindful Munching

Turn snack breaks into mindful experiences. Savor each bite, focusing on the taste, texture, and aroma of your food. This practice helps you slow down and appreciate the present moment.

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Office Treasure Hunt

Office Treasure Hunt

Create a mini treasure hunt by hiding small, meaningful objects around your workspace. When you find one, pause and reflect on its significance, grounding yourself in the present.

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Gratitude Email

Gratitude Email

Start or end your day by sending a gratitude email to a colleague, expressing your appreciation for their hard work or support. This practice fosters mindfulness and strengthens workplace relationships.

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Desktop Wallpaper Reminder

Desktop Wallpaper Reminder

Set your desktop wallpaper to an image that reminds you to be mindful, such as a serene landscape or an inspiring quote. Each time you see it, take a moment to breathe and reconnect with the present.

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Tech-free Breaks

Tech-free Breaks

Schedule short, tech-free breaks throughout the day. Step away from your devices and use this time to practice mindfulness through deep breathing, stretching, or simply enjoying your surroundings.

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Desk Plant Whisperer

Desk Plant Whisperer

Place a small plant on your desk and take a moment to water and care for it daily. This simple act encourages you to be present and fosters a connection with nature amidst the busy workplace.

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Chair Swiveling

Chair Swiveling

Take a minute to swivel in your chair while focusing on your breath. This fun and discreet activity can help you stay mindful and relieve stress during the workday.

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Walk-and-Talk Meetings

Walk-and-Talk Meetings

Replace traditional sit-down meetings with walk-and-talk meetings. This change of pace allows for greater mindfulness, better engagement, and a boost in creativity.

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Creative Doodling

Creative Doodling

Practice mindful doodling during breaks or conference calls. Focus on the lines, shapes, and colors as you draw. This creative outlet can promote mindfulness and reduce stress.

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karbatos

A deep thinker and a big enthusiast of technology.

Being mindful at work does wonders! It makes you feel good, it makes people around you feel good and it's free!

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Schedule “movement breaks” 

Schedule “movement breaks” 

Set a timer once an hour to remind you to move. Get up and move your body, walk up and down the stairs, or take a brisk loop around the block.

The movement needs to be reasonably active and needs to get you out of breath. Afterward, you will feel more productive.

Refocus: 1 min every hour

Refocus: 1 min every hour

Manage your day hour by hour. 

Set your phone or computer to ring every hour. When it rings, take a deep breath, look at your list and ask yourself if you spent your last hour productively. 

1. Take some distance from your alarm

1. Take some distance from your alarm

We all know how good the morning sleep is, but we also know the many times we wished to get up earlier so we can have more time.

When you set your alarm before bed, put it on the other side of the bedroom/room.

This will make you stand up, take a few ...

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