Time to Read: At Work
Do your 15 minute work breaks turn into 30 minute gossip sessions with your co-workers? Try taking a few breaks to actually relax, and change your line of thinking. Keep a magazine, novel or even a cookbook in your desk, locker or personal space at work. Take a few minutes to learn something new, browse for a new dinner recipe or get caught up on the latest trends or news. The time spent thinking about something other than work will leave your refreshed, and ready to tackle your next task -since you actually had a break from your work!
Time to Read: Forever Commuting
If your commute to and from work involves waiting for trains, riding on trains or being a mass transit passenger, think about putting a book in your purse, briefcase or day bag. Those lost moments staring out the window or wondering how long it will take for the train to pass could be well spent on that book you have been wanting to read.
Time to Read: Waiting Rooms
Whether it's an oil change or a check up at the doctor, we spend lots of time sitting in waiting rooms thumbing through magazines that usually aren't our taste. Use the 20 minute wait to sneak in a quick chapter or two. If a daily newspaper is floating around, learn something about your community rather than thumbing through an old copy of an industry trade magazine.
Time to Read: Tub Time
Soaking in a hot bath after work feels great. Now let your mind sink into a great work of fiction, poetry or warm and cozy story that you've put off. If your mind is racing with thoughts of your perpetual to do list, getting lost in a good read while you soak will help relieve stress, and refocus your thoughts.
Published by Angela Tague
Angela Tague has worked in news writing and photography since 1998. After attaining a BA in Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Iowa, Tague's journalism career has led to positions at two... View profile
- Chinese Face Reading: What Your Laugh Lines IndicateChinese face reading is an ancient method of evaluating personalities and predicting your luck. The laugh lines are considered one of the signs of longevity, but only if you have the right type.
- Chinese Face Reading: The Jaw and What it MeansChinese face reading is an ancient method for evaluating personality, luck, and fortune. Like many other features, the jaw can give us a hint of a person's personality.
- Keep Children Reading Through the SummerReading can be an adventure. Keep your children motivated to read through some free programs right at your back door.
Chinese Face Reading: What Your Lips Say About Your FortunesAnother in the Chinese face reading series. The mouth signifies the trend of your fortunes at the age of 60, in addition to providing other aspects of your personality.- How to Help Your ADD/ADHD Child with ReadingYour child needs to become a confident and delighted reader. So help your child develop a passion for reading by going book hunting and by reading together.
- Dealing With Stress in the Workplace
- O2 for Stress Relief
- Work Out Your Stress
- The Stress Watchers Diet
- Herbal Remedies for Stress
- Soothe Your Stress with Aromatherapy
- Chinese Face Reading: What Your Chin Says About You




