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General NewsThe practice of mindfulness is to help reduce anxiety and stress and allow us to be more present in everyday life. Here are a few tasks we can do daily to help…
Creating a gratitude list may help improve well-being and promote Trusted Source positivity by helping you focus on the things that you’re grateful for. This is a good task to do first thing in the morning.
Walking Meditation is exactly what it sounds like, walking and taking your surroundings, your breathing and the noises you here and the fresh air you feel.Journal your dayJournal your day in the evenings, this helps you to evaluate your day, how you feel, your emotions and what you can do tomorrow differently.
Focus on one task at a time and finishing each task. Multitasking can often lead to mistakes and a rise in stress levels. Finishing a task is rewarding and encourages you to remain calm during the task.
Body scan meditation is a simple, relaxing way to calm the mind and body. It involves using awareness to mindfully scan your body for sensations, like pain or tension. To practice, you simply lie down, relax the body, and tune in to what you’re feeling.
This forces you to think about the food you are eating, how you are feeling and can sometimes be a time to be present with family, friends.Sit in the sunshineSit in the sunshine and focus on how it feels on your skin and the warmth it brings.Walk barefoot!Walk barefoot and feel your feet on the ground, this helps you to feel grounded and present. Focus on the texture of the ground.Listen to music and fully immerse yourself in the soundsThe type of music depends on your own individual taste, your mood etc.
And the last but most important task is to BREATH, practice mindful slow breathing on a daily basis!
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When writing or updating your CV, there are plenty of things to think about. Your experience, qualifications, skills and achievements will usually take priority, but there is one question that job seekers often ask us.Should you put your salary expectations on your CV?
A well-written CV can significantly increase your chances of securing an interview. Here are our top tips for creating a CV, specifically tailored to office-based positions that will get you noticed.
Engineering employers aren't looking for generic CVs, they're looking for evidence of your technical ability, qualifications and hands-on experience. Whether you're a Maintenance Engineer, CNC Machinist or Design Engineer, your CV should clearly demonstrate the skills and expertise that make you the right person for the job.
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When writing or updating your CV, there are plenty of things to think about. Your experience, qualifications, skills and achievements will usually take priority, but there is one question that job seekers often ask us.Should you put your salary expectations on your CV?
Changing careers can feel like a daunting step, especially if you've spent years working in the same industry. You may be wondering whether your skills are transferable, if employers will take a chance on you, or whether you're simply starting from scratch. The good news is that career changes are more common than ever. Whether you're looking for a better work-life balance, greater job satisfaction, higher earning potential or a completely new challenge, changing careers is entirely possible with the right approach.
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When writing or updating your CV, there are plenty of things to think about. Your experience, qualifications, skills and achievements will usually take priority, but there is one question that job seekers often ask us.Should you put your salary expectations on your CV?
