energy break
10 great ways to take an Energy Break Yogibo!
It’s a chair. It’s a couch. It’s a bed. This giant beanbag is perfect for your break room. Take a load off and lounge around if you want to:
• Work on your laptop • Get some reading done • Work through your mail or magazine pile
Choose a calm color to match your décor or a vibrant color to energize your break room: Red, Burgundy, Orange, Yellow Camel, Lime Green, Turquoise Blue, Dark Blue, Black, Dark Gray, Brown. Cover unzips for easy washing. Dimensions: 6' x 2' x 2'
Yogibo Max 8. #ERGYGM
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9 Back massages that won’t break the bank
If the stress of the day is inhibiting productivity, take a turn with this wonderful device. Whether you’re on your feet all day or you sit for long hours, tension and fatigue can really play havoc with your body. This portable device uses 12 deep-kneading massagers to move up-and-down, side-to-side, and even front-to-back along the curve of your spine to help improve circulation and relieve tightness. When your back muscles are loosened, your whole body and brain work better.
Portable Back Massager by Brookstone 9. #CLTBMG
$99.99 10 Take a “coloring” break
It’s not just for kids! Coloring is shown to:
• Lower stress • Increase creativity • Help you relax
Mindbender
Kaleidoscope
Psychologist Gloria Martinez Ayala explains: “When coloring, we activate different areas of our two cerebral hemispheres. The action involves both logic, by which we color forms, and creativity, when mixing and matching colors.” It helps us relax, and “brings out our imagination.”
10. Coloring Posters #CLTBPM Mindbender #CLTBPK Kaleidoscope
$10.95 $10.95
#MS2FINE Mr. Sketch Stix Scented Markers (10/set) $5.30 #CLTBPH Marker Holder Only (Wall Mounted)
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