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It was 1988 when I had my first chair massage. My company had booked a trial session for our team of staffing consultants and support staff as a thank-you for a great month, and I wasn't sure what to expect.
That afternoon, a handsome young man in a white coat arrived with a heavy and complicated folding chair contraption, and set up in our conference room. I was first on the schedule, and I sat down in the padded chair, leaned forward onto the headrest, closed my eyes, and he began.
It was absolutely, blissfully awesome, and I was a convert to the power of chair massage.
If you're like me, you find yourself sitting at your desk in front of your computer much of the day. This may help get things done, but it wreaks havoc on your body.
If you want to keep your body healthy, it's important to stretch and relax your muscles. These simple yoga moves can be done right in your chair in just a few minutes, and they will refresh your body, calm your mind, and let you get back to work with new energy and feeling more productive.
Too many of us spend our days sitting in a chair and looking at a computer. We need exercise, and though a lot of us have good intentions, there isn't always enough time in the day. Some exercise is better than none, and it's easier to find a few short windows of time than one whole hour, so here are some super-simple ways you can integrate exercise in spurts during your workday.
If you read my piece about my right-now New Year's resolutions, you know I've pledged to re-do my home office, so I've been thinking about what actually makes a comfortable, productive and inviting home office, and came up with a list of things to pay attention to.