Happy Healthy Holistic

In the hustle and bustle of our modern lives, we often find ourselves juggling numerous roles and responsibilities. We strive to excel in our careers, nurture our relationships, maintain our physical and mental wellbeing, and pursue our passions and dreams. The pursuit of balance becomes an ever-elusive quest, similar to walking a tightrope in a world full of distractions and demands - and finding our way through it requires a delicate equilibrium.

A walking meeting is just as it sounds: a meeting held outdoors while everyone walks. It promotes physical activity and takes advantage of nature's benefits, all while fostering meaningful conversations. Rather than being stuck in a cramped meeting room, participants can relish the fresh air, appreciate their environment, and partake in collaborative discussions.

In this blog, we'll explore the importance of eating optimally at work, why your gut is a foundation of wellbeing, and provide you with practical tips to make healthier choices throughout your workday. We will also peek into the world of your emotional state before and after your meal, and its significance to your ability to digest food.

Coffee breaks are a cherished part of the workday, a moment to recharge and regroup. In our busy lives, the coffee break stands as a moment of solace, a pause that rekindles our energy and creativity. While coffee has long been the star of this intermission, there's a world of alternatives that can transform your break into an experience of rejuvenation and in this blog, we will explore a variety of different alternatives and solutions.

Let’s face it: life can feel exhausting, overwhelming and unfulfilling when you don’t have enough physical energy or mental clarity to get through the day. An old friend wisely once told me that clear focus is your best competitive advantage at work or in business. How true!

In our previous instalment, we explored the foundational principles and benefits of harmonising your living or work environment, creating a positive flow of energy and promoting balance and wellbeing. In this continuation, we will look more deeply into the practical steps you can take to optimise the energy in your office space using Feng Shui.

By understanding and optimising the flow of chi, we can create spaces that support our physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Feng Shui encompasses various principles and techniques that guide the arrangement and placement of objects, colours, and elements within a space. Feng Shui became popular in many homes, but also in corporate offices, including companies such as Shell, Hilton Hotels, Virgin Airlines, Citibank, and Procter & Gamble.

Team building activities not only bring a sense of fun and excitement to the workplace but can also profoundly impact employee wellbeing.