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Pausing for Full Engagement

By David Zinger on Sep 13, 2008 in Employee Engagement

Remember to pause and take care of your health. I love to insert pictures from Elizabeth Perry’s daily drawing at woolgathering.

I appreciate her daily discipline and the simple elegance of the things she draws. I encourage you to take a few moments before clicking away to appreciate the image. Use it as a micro-moment disengagement to refresh yourself before getting reengaged in your performance.

From Elizabeth Perry: http://www.elizabethperry.com/woolgathering/2008/09/cough-drop.html

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