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Resilience at Work: Lessons from Elite Athletes
Resilience has become one of the most sought-after competencies in the workplace. As organizations navigate rapid change, hybrid work arrangements, rising stress levels, and increased competition for talent, the ability to adapt and recover from adversity is no longer optional; it is essential. Interestingly, some of the best models of resilience do not come from corporate boardrooms but from training fields, Olympic tracks, and professional arenas. Elite athletes face consta
Wellness Workdays
2 days ago6 min read


The Role of Nutrition in Cognitive Performance at Work
In today’s fast-paced and intellectually demanding workplaces, cognitive performance has become a key determinant of productivity, creativity, and overall success. Yet one of the most underestimated factors influencing mental clarity and focus is nutrition. What employees eat - and how consistently they eat it - can profoundly shape how they think, feel, and perform throughout the day. For HR leaders and wellness professionals, understanding this link opens the door to powerf
Wellness Workdays
Nov 206 min read


Why Employee Well-Being is the New ROI Metric
In today’s business environment - where competition for talent, rapid change, and evolving employee expectations dominate - well-being is no longer just a “nice to have.” For HR leaders, wellness professionals, and organizational decision-makers, employee well-being has become a powerful performance driver and a measurable return-on-investment (ROI) metric in its own right. Image by Freepik This article explores why that shift is happening, how organizations can link well-bei
Wellness Workdays
Nov 115 min read


The Science of Movement: How Sitting Less Boosts Mental Health
In today’s workplace landscape, where remote and hybrid schedules are common and screens dominate the workday, many professionals find themselves seated for long stretches. For HR leaders, wellness professionals, and organizational decision-makers, one question looms large: What happens to mental health when movement takes a back seat? The answer is both urgent and instructive. An emerging body of research shows that extended sedentary behavior is more than just a physical he
Wellness Workdays
Oct 296 min read
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