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VIA-ILANA-NATHAN
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2016
Resilience is about more than bouncing back
Via Ilana Nathan
The economy, the way people want to live and work, and a whole host of other factors are changing the way work gets done. To cope with today’s on-the-job stressors, why not incorporate the equivalent of ‘mini holidays’ into your daily or weekly routine?