In the third part of our series about how to make those new year resolutions work, we look at how to eat well, be more mindful and have less stuff.
The doctors became more mindful, less burned out and less emotionally exhausted; several of the improvements persisted after the course ended.
"Alcohol disinhibits, so people get a little more sloppy and less mindful and say things they wouldn't," he said.
Beverly Langford, president of LMA Communication and author of The Etiquette Edge, says that the expectation that employees be immediately accessible 24/7 and the increasing number of ways in which they can be reached–has caused employees to feel more overwhelmed and less mindful of their P's and Q's.
As the civil war drags on, the regime's arsenal seems to become crueler and less mindful of civilian casualties.
But Richardson wanted to make Mosley a more strategic fighter, and a more mindful one, less focussed on his own abilities and more focussed on his opponent's weaknesses.
He also seems shrewdly mindful that remarks he gives to small groups will find bigger and less predictable audiences online.
To some extent, times have changed, and Mr. Blair, mindful that New York's gay scene has become more eclectic, less ghettoized (and less absurdly muscled), plans to have theme nights.
We are very mindful of how many English players we've got to pick from every Saturday in the Premier League and we've got to be very mindful of how many English managers we can pick from, because there are less and less in the Premier League".
Ochen said he had wanted to provide an opportunity for victims to see the film made by the charity Invisible Children, mindful that less than 2% of Ugandans have internet access.
