Thriving Thursdays:
This Week: Three Ways to Feel Better at Work
We want your best tools and "ah-ha! moments" too! Share them with us for a future Thriving Thursday - and you could get a $20 coupon if we feature you & your tip! We're all about sharing the best way to get work done so we can get home and enjoy time away from work!
-Andrew
Suggested for You:
Here are three tools / tips we've collected this week
Upright - Say goodbye to neck & shoulder pain!
You slouch because you forget not to (we all do).
Upright makes remembering easy, by gently reminding you every time you stay bent over for too long. Get real-time posture feedback, for instant posture correction, and long-term, simple muscle memory.
Which means no more sore backs, necks, and shoulders from sitting all day!
Love the idea of a pain-free life?
ChromaLabel can make organizing pain-free:
BunnyJames - You're not you when you're ... eating junk food at work - or at home!
We all have the best of intentions about healthy eating. But those Peanut M&M's sure hit that 3pm slump just right...
BunnyJames snack boxes offer all kinds of options so that you won't reach for the garbage snacks, and you'll eat something that you'll like, but also isn't horrible.
Yes, this is more expensive than making your own box - but this is a great way to try out what kinds of snacks hit that spot between diet food (who wants to eat celery at their desk) and great taste.
Then with this new info, you can stock a couple snacks individually that you've discovered!
Feel good with healthy snacks. Then...
Feel good you're working with a company that cares:
Triggerpoint - An inexpensive, and super effective way of releasing back and shoulder tension
You can use expensive massage chairs or pads, and those are great, but this tool targets the specific pain points
The AcuCurve Cane is intended to ease aches and pains normally reserved for a trip to a professional masseuse, especially after a long day at work or day of strenuous activity. The ergonomic massage cane design makes it easy to reach and release tight muscles in the neck, back, shoulders, and lower body.
Here's our favorite all-in-one tool for the office:
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