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Neural Self Hacking at re:Work 2014

September 4, 2017 Sean Fargo min read

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Learn this neural self hacking at the workplace. Bill Duane shows how to focus attention, foster compassion & sustain high performance through mindfulness.

Bill Duane, Google’s Superintendent of Well-Being who leads many of the company’s mindfulness programs, walked participants through a reflective exercise to focus attention, foster compassion, and support sustainable high performance with neural self hacking at the workplace

As “descendants of nervous monkeys”, Duane explained that humans are wired to react to stress with either fight or flight reflexes – responses poorly suited to the modern workplace. Humans must, therefore, retrain ourselves through mindfulness exercises to respond with compassion, rather than react with defensiveness.

Through a variety of mindfulness exercises for love and compassion, we come into greater resonance with this powerful force of love that rests at the core of each of us. And so, we have come up with 8 mindfulness exercises for love and compassion.

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