Adrees Latif/Reuters Since I started meditating two years ago, my practice has been shamefully sporadic. When I do manage to stop what I’m doing and sit down, device-free, I find following my breath to be a relief from—and a contrast to—what happens at work. But as David Gelles observes in his new book, that contrast is dissolving, perhaps for the better.
Corporations' Newest Productivity Hack: Meditation
Joe Pinsker, The Atlantic
Tue, 03/10/2015 - 4:35am
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