Meditation
Work-life balance is a concept which speaks for itself … the notion of maintaining the proper balance between our professional and personal lives. It envisages a harmonious blending of these two spheres, where work, family and the pursuits which capture our enthusiasm come to together to form an integral whole, contributing to our healthy and balanced functioning.
When this equilibrium slips out of kilter, giving rise to chronic stress, what happens next is a decline in two elements which lie at the root of our commitment to our professional duties and responsibilities … motivation and job satisfaction. Hand in hand with that comes a downslide in the efficacy of the staff’s work and, as the organisation struggles with an atmosphere which is growing more difficult by the day, the spectre of dismissals starts to become a material reality. At the same time, professional burnout has repercussions on both our family and our psychological well-being. Fortunately, all of this can be combated by maintaining a work-life balance and, if that equilibrium has been lost, then re-establishing it will restore the sense of satisfaction we should be drawing from our professional and private lives.
How do I approach this?
Work-life balance is a concept profoundly familiar to me. I not only promote integral development, but have personal experience of the benefits to be derived from applying it. Having succeeded in restoring that equilibrium to my own life, I now share my knowledge and practices with the participants in my training sessions.
What makes my work distinctive? The fact that I use some unique methods and tools ... zen and social meditation. They enable us to engage body, mind, heart and spirit in parallel, taking us into the world of deep meditation, cleansing us of emotions and, as a result, restoring the balance to our private and professional lives.
What are the results of maintaining a work-life balance?
- Increased staff productivity and creativity
- Motivation is reinforced by means of non-financial factors
- Concrete financial profit for your business or improved results for your organisation
- Talented people are far more likely to stay on board, leading to reduced staff rotation costs
- More effective organisation of the work and better time management
- Building an employer brand which will help you gain an advantage over competitors in your sector
- Support for your CSR operations
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Who will benefit from exploring how to maintain a work-life balance?
You will, if you want:
- to increase your staff’s motivation
- improve the atmosphere in your organisation and the quality of the work being done there
- enhance your organisation’s image as an employer
- prevent or combat professional burnout
- arm yourself with a ‘rapid-response’ method for helping to control emotions … both your own and those of other people
- be yourself and afford others the same opportunity.
Forms of training
- Group workshops
- Individual sessions
- Coaching
Methods and techniques
- Individual and group zen meditation sessions
- Group social meditation sessions
- Work on the emotions
- Yoga-for-business sessions.
Here is a sample of the topics covered during my work-life training sessions:
- Encountering the self … who am I and where am I going? / who am I and what am I aiming for?
- Emotion management
- Work-life balance and the prevention of professional burnout
- Managing emotions