There is no doubt about it, today’s business is a round-the-clock atmosphere. We are hounded with external pressures, overwhelmed with information overload, asked to deliver more with less, work longer hours, and have less personal time for renewal activities. What is the result? Self-inflicted attention deficit disorder, exhaustion, lack of focus, reduced health, and burnout. This leads to lower job satisfaction, morale, and productivity. Hardly the results we want.

Did you know that 50%+ of the workforce in the US says Job Stress is a major problem in life? This is twice as much as 10 years ago. We also have 50% greater healthcare expenditures and corporations are losing over $300 Billion annually because of work-related stress!

What more and more business leaders are finding is instead of doing more things faster, you need to learn how to prioritize your attention and do the most important things really well. That is the key to being effective in today’s New Business World. So the issue isn’t how to manage your time, the issue is more about managing your attention with the most important things in work and life.

Mindful Solutions for Success and Stress Reduction at Work provides you with the understanding and tools to effectively be able to identify and focus on the most important things right now, reduce your stress levels, and become more successful in your everyday life. In engaging the lessons and practices on this MP3 album, you will become more aware of the ineffective habitual patterns that you unknowingly engage in, gain a renewed sense of control and choice in the present moment, and the ability to break the cycles of distraction and wasted time that too often lead to overwhelm and stress.

In bringing mindfulness into your everyday life you will eventually be able to listen better, anticipate and solve problems, see solutions, have more confidence and energy, and be happier and more successful at work with a sense of balance and focus. Ultimately, this will give you the ability to do the work you want to do and live the life you want to live.

Elisha Goldstein