The Law of Recency suggests that we better retain, and are better able to make use of, the last thing our brains encounter. Read more about the benefits a refresh of meeting materials may have on your meetings on our blog. (Click the link in replies to read the full post.)

It’s easy to ignore our body’s signals when they don’t come with a notification bell or a knock at the door. Whether your body needs movement, stillness, input, or output, denying these urges can cause just as much distraction as an upcoming deadline or heavy workload.

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Do you want to learn how to bring more mindfulness to your work? Join us TOMORROW for this free discussion, as @istillserve Quentin Finney shares his 20 years of experience with taking his mindfulness practice off the cushion and into the conference room. 1/2

Join us on June 16th as Quentin Finney @istillserve shares what he’s learned from the last two decades of practicing mindfulness in the corporate world. This event (and many more like it) is available for free to our Inner Circle members. Link in the replies to get tickets. 1/2

As Zoom meetings become the default modality in the modern work era, the immersive sensory experience once shared by all those in the room shifts, to a visual and auditory interaction exclusively. 1/3

This (and other events like it) is available to those in our Inner Circle, our community of early adopters influencing what we build. Today is the last day to sign up (link in replies) for a lifetime subscription to our Inner Circle. 1/2