Why more and more organizations are adopting the slow work movement
The slow work movement emphasizes a shift towards a more deliberate pace of work to enhance well-being and productivity in the business world. [ more ]
kengo kuma's intricate timber structure serves as an aromatherapy diffuser in tokyo
Kengo Kuma & Associates' AEAJ Green Terrace in Tokyo is a timber structure that promotes well-being through aromatherapy.
The building is made of warm cedar and cypress wood and features an intricate lattice design that filters sunlight and blurs the lines between built and natural environments. [ more ]
Understanding Emotional Abandonment: It's More Than Just Feeling Left Out
Emotional abandonment can have lasting effects on an individual's well-being and relationships, stemming from a lack of emotional support and validation. [ more ]
I'm 60 and want to live to 100. Will my years of drinking and inactivity be a problem?
Regular health check-ups can reveal potential heart issues like prolonged PR interval indicating first-degree heart block.
Adopting a healthy lifestyle, including activities like hiking, skiing, swimming, and running, can positively impact overall well-being and longevity. [ more ]
5 Strategies For Making Your Office Space The Ultimate Employee Destination
Working remotely can increase productivity and save money, while working in person promotes spontaneous ideas and strong team bonds.
Creating community spaces, allowing personalization, and incorporating natural elements can elevate office spaces and enhance employee well-being. [ more ]
The article explores a storyboard on living a healthy Western lifestyle through topics such as interior design, skiing, and enjoying a drink by sunset.
It discusses the intersection of wellness and design, highlighting the importance of creating a calming and mindful space in our homes. [ more ]
People often become similar to those they spend a lot of time with, including in romantic relationships.
In couples where one partner starts out happier than the other, the happier person tends to experience a decline in their happiness over time. [ more ]