Comments Box SVG iconsUsed for the like, share, comment, and reaction icons Heather Baker at Baker Thompson Associates 14 hours ago I'm looking forward to meeting this week's first group for their one day Exceptional #assistant #onlinetraining. Watch this space for updates...#PA #EA #emotionallyintelligentleader #reinforcepositiveperceptions #KnowYourManagersObjectives #globalskillsmatrix ... See MoreSee Less View on Facebook · Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email View Comments likes 0 Shares: 0 Comments: 0 0 CommentsComment on Facebook Heather Baker at Baker Thompson Associates 2 days ago Great to catch up with my The King's Trust mentee, Yoga with Bijal, yesterday online and today I have a business development call.Have a great day everyone 😀 ... See MoreSee Less View on Facebook · Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email View Comments likes 1 Shares: 0 Comments: 1 1 CommentsComment on Facebook Heather Baker at Baker Thompson Associates 2 days ago ... See MoreSee Less View on Facebook · Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email View Comments likes 1 Shares: 0 Comments: 0 0 CommentsComment on Facebook Heather Baker at Baker Thompson Associates 2 days ago Lovely health opportunities for south Manchester women... ... See MoreSee Less This content isn't available right now When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted. View on Facebook · Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email View Comments likes 0 Shares: 0 Comments: 0 0 CommentsComment on Facebook Heather Baker at Baker Thompson Associates 3 days ago #martinlutherkingday ... See MoreSee Less View on Facebook · Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email View Comments likes 0 Shares: 0 Comments: 0 0 CommentsComment on Facebook Heather Baker at Baker Thompson Associates 3 days ago Looking forward to a busy week of usual prep and admin, two online meetings and two online Exceptional #assistant #training days.We're also going to get to spend some time with my dear friend and former colleague from Cognac Hine and her elder granddaughter ❤️Have a brilliant week everyone!#PA #EA #reinforcepositiveperceptions #KnowYourManagersObjectives #emotionallyintelligentleader ... See MoreSee Less View on Facebook · Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email View Comments likes 1 Shares: 0 Comments: 0 0 CommentsComment on Facebook Heather Baker at Baker Thompson Associates updated their status. 4 days ago ... See MoreSee Less This content isn't available right now When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted. View on Facebook · Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email View Comments likes 0 Shares: 0 Comments: 0 0 CommentsComment on Facebook Heather Baker at Baker Thompson Associates updated their status. 5 days ago ... See MoreSee Less This content isn't available right now When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted. View on Facebook · Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email View Comments likes 0 Shares: 0 Comments: 0 0 CommentsComment on Facebook Heather Baker at Baker Thompson Associates 5 days ago www.instagram.com/p/DTF72WfFNf8/?igsh=cXJneWtqZHdhMDlp ... See MoreSee Less Feeling guilty for taking a break? Scientific and psychological perspectives suggest there’s room to rethink “laziness”, not as a flaw, but as a healthy pause your brain and body may need. Experts point out that intentional downtime can reduce stress and burnout, giving your nervous system a chance to recover instead of constantly running on high alert. This kind of rest helps your brain wander, recharge, and even spark creativity or problem‑solving insights that don’t emerge when you’re always in motion. Studies also show that what we often call being lazy can serve as strategic rest: it slows stress hormones, supports better sleep, and allows you to return to tasks with clearer energy and focus. In some research contexts, scheduling a dedicated “lazy day”, a period free from productivity pressure — has been linked with improvements in mood, motivation, and overall well‑being. Rather than a sign of weakness, occasional laziness may be a form of self‑care and cognitive reset that enhances long‑term health and resilience. Source: Yahoo Life www.instagram.com View on Facebook · Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email View Comments likes 0 Shares: 0 Comments: 0 0 CommentsComment on Facebook Load more
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Looking forward to a busy week of usual prep and admin, two online meetings and two online Exceptional #assistant #training days.
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Feeling guilty for taking a break? Scientific and psychological perspectives suggest there’s room to rethink “laziness”, not as a flaw, but as a healthy pause your brain and body may need. Experts point out that intentional downtime can reduce stress and burnout, giving your nervous system a chance to recover instead of constantly running on high alert. This kind of rest helps your brain wander, recharge, and even spark creativity or problem‑solving insights that don’t emerge when you’re always in motion. Studies also show that what we often call being lazy can serve as strategic rest: it slows stress hormones, supports better sleep, and allows you to return to tasks with clearer energy and focus. In some research contexts, scheduling a dedicated “lazy day”, a period free from productivity pressure — has been linked with improvements in mood, motivation, and overall well‑being. Rather than a sign of weakness, occasional laziness may be a form of self‑care and cognitive reset that enhances long‑term health and resilience. Source: Yahoo Life
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