Street musician: makes us feel happy
Street musician
Music lightens our moods and makes the day feel better. A street musician outside Kensington High Street tube gets plenty of recognition for his efforts to make our day better.
Street musician
Music lightens our moods and makes the day feel better. A street musician outside Kensington High Street tube gets plenty of recognition for his efforts to make our day better.
Fear of something is often worse than the doing of it
Throughout our lives we face challenges. This is how we learn and grow. However extreme challenges can bring fear which is a very paralyzing emotion. It prevents us from feeling and acting naturally. How do you step through fear and be yourself?
We have all felt fear at some time in our lives. Perhaps it was of our first day at school, a new job, loss of a partner or being made redundant at work. The anticipation leading up to the event is often the most fearful period. Yet when the event happens you do mange to move through it and come out the other side.
Many of us have two halves to our lives – work and home. In your home life you can easily choose to experience more mindfulness and being present in your life. We can also practice meditation, yoga, reiki which are all good for your body and soul. The question is;
“How can you bring mindfulness into your hectic business day where your schedule is often not your own?”
This series of articles aims to give you some ideas, hints and tips to be used in your work life. The first is;
The UK economy needs two million new managers for it to achieve its predicted growth.
Women could contribute to filling the gap in leadership skills. The Chartered Management Institute (CMI) has launched CMI Women with the aim of achieving gender equality and to help employers to unlock more value in the UK’s workforce.
In many organisations women outnumber the men at junior levels yet the CMI’s 2016 National Management Salary survey shows just 43% of management roles are held by women. 1.5 million new female managers are needed by 2024 to achieve a 50/50 split between men and women.