Four Mindfulness Rituals for More Effective Meetings
Here is why and how our meetings went from relatively inefficient to highly effective and enjoyable. First, we came to understand how little we knew […]
Mindfulness-Based Coaching
Mindfulness-Based Coaching is evolutionary—not revolutionary Hiring a professional coach? Here is a new twist. For decades now, coaching in organizations and leadership settings has proven […]
Workplace evolution and the well-being of employees
In this interview, he shares his observations on workplace evolution and his recommendations for sustainable well-being in the workplace, such as: Changes in organization How […]
Simplicity: A Conscious, Value-Added Choice
This complexity is found not only in the physical organization of our lives but also in the sheer volume of stimuli that bombard our brains […]
Why is mindfulness in the workplace important in 2019?
In early 2018, Larry Fink, president of BlackRock Investments, with $6.8 trillion assets under management, mentioned in his annual newsletter to CEOs, “We are seeing […]
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Finding Community
There is a story of a woman who went to visit the Buddha. Upon meeting him, she asked “I’ve been meditating every day, I sit alone under a tree for hours. Lately, I cannot find my purpose. I feel lost and lonely all the time. What should I do?”
Dr. Joe Flanders on CBC Radio Noon – Strategies for Downtime
Dr. Joe Flanders joined guest host Shari Okeke in studio on CBC Radio Noon earlier this month to share strategies for getting some downtime during the summer.
Dr. Joe Flanders on CBC Radio Noon Talking Mindfulness
MindSpace’s Dr. Joe Flanders talked about mindfulness with CBC’s Shawn Apel on CBC Radio Noon on Dec 4th, 2017. He also spent time fielding questions from callers. If you missed the show the full audio is now available in the link below.
Dr. Joe Flanders in La Presse
MindSpace’s Dr. Joe Flanders is interviewed in La Presse about the growing interest in mindfulness in Montreal, how it relates to self-compassion and psychotherapy, and why it made sense to open Présence, Montreal’s first meditation studio.
