
Discover how meditation is revolutionizing corporate America in "Mindful Work." Endorsed by Arianna Huffington and embraced by Google, General Mills, and Aetna, this groundbreaking exploration reveals how mindfulness reduces healthcare costs while boosting productivity. Could ancient Eastern wisdom be the secret weapon of modern business success?
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Steve Jobs meditating cross-legged before addressing Apple devotees in 1981 once seemed radical. Today, mindfulness has transformed from a fringe Buddhist practice to a mainstream corporate wellness strategy embraced by Fortune 500 companies, politicians, and celebrities. This ancient contemplative tradition has found unlikely champions in Oprah Winfrey, Arianna Huffington, and NBA coach Phil Jackson, who credits meditation for his 11 championship rings. The $1.1 billion mindfulness industry grows at 12% annually, fueled by neuroscience research validating what practitioners have known for millennia. What explains this dramatic shift? How did a practice once confined to monasteries become essential in boardrooms? The journey from monastery to mainstream reveals how an ancient wisdom tradition is helping modern workers navigate an increasingly chaotic world - finding both productivity and purpose through present-moment awareness.