The latest scientific research shows that integrating values considered typically feminine, such as compassion, kindness, and empathy, has a significant impact on longevity, well-being, productivity, and social inclusion.
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The latest scientific research shows that integrating values considered typically feminine, such as compassion, kindness, and empathy, has a significant impact on longevity, well-being, productivity, and social inclusion.
“International Kindness Movement” founder Daniel Lumera: “Kindness is able to overcome all cultural barriers because it is a universal language that speaks through the intelligence of the heart.”
In an increasingly fast-paced and competitive business world, personal well-being is often sacrificed in the name of productivity. But is this really the case? Daniel Lumera, an international expert in the area of well-being and quality of life, and author of the bestselling Biology of Kindness, turns this perspective on its head: investing in well-being and human values not only reduces stress, but can even increase productivity.
Kindness pays (and pays off). It is the key word of the moment. It makes you feel better and helps in business. It makes us more productive and teaches us to be a team player. Resurgence of a practice that seemed forgotten.
Daniel Lumera explains why “being kind improves physical and mental health.” Even when it comes to negotiating for the end of a war.
Kindness is an indispensable social provocation in a time when verbal, physical and economic violence is rampant; when a sense of belonging, consensus and identity are constructed by virtue of creating an enemy to fight against, a culprit to condemn, a counterpart to crush, criticize and judge.
