Insights for HR and L&D Leaders

I’m a sleep lover. I like going to bed at the same time every night and getting a full night’s sleep. Deprive me of just one hour of blessed sleep, and things quickly go downhill—just ask my husband. I become bad company—snarky and irritable, hardly able to keep up my end...

Take slow, steady breaths, stretch, hold—and relax. In a recent study, researchers in Boston found that practicing yoga for just one hour may help relieve symptoms of depression and anxiety. The study involved a sample of 19 adult volunteers, eight of whom were regular yoga...

New research suggests—is that your phone? Go ahead and reply. It’s OK, I’ll wait. Back? I think I was saying something about—wait, you’re checking your email? Can’t you focus? You’re not alone. It has become an axiom of modern life that we’re a people under attack, assailed...

Prompt: Spend 10 or so minutes journaling on what you do to add ‘play’ into your day. What does this look like for you? Is it alone in nature, in the kitchen with family, in a recreational area with friends? Experts say, “A lack of play should be treated like malnutrition:...

  According to research, 1/3 of adults report being lonely. While loneliness is a normal human experience, left unchecked it can have a significant impact on our health and happiness. Join Joe Burton, Founder & CEO of Whil, for this experiential webcast. Learn practical,...

What Does Anxiety Feel Like? “Worry is a thin stream of fear trickling through the mind. If encouraged, it cuts a channel into which all other thoughts are drained.” Arthur Somers Roche  Anxiety is a negative emotional state that is expressed both in the body and the mind....

I used to subscribe to the notion that strength training was going to make me "bulky." Little did I know I was missing out on one of the best ways to tone up, ignite my metabolism, and improve my posture. As soon as I incorporated at least one day of total body strength...

Benefits of Practicing Yoga for Strength Strengthens muscles, tendons and ligaments. Stabilises joints. Improves the efficiency of the cardiovascular system. Increases bone density. Boosts metabolism. Improves body control and movement efficiency. Corrects muscular...

According to Stanford University research, the average person has about 60,000 thoughts per day - and 80% of them are negative ruminations about the past and the future. In this webinar, learn why the average professional is plagued by unhealthy ruminations of the mind....