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Self-care as a strategy for wellness
The who, what, where, when, and why of wellness Self-care in the modern lexicon has become somewhat of a buzzword, but it’s much more than just cucumber eye masks and fuzzy socks (although both are
Grief and mental fitness
Finding support, staying mindful, and seeking help You don’t need anyone to tell you there’s a lot going on in the world, some of it astonishing, painful, or difficult to process. Grief often comes as
A conversation with Savor Lining CEO, Ryan Komori: HRchat Podcast
What’s Inspiring Us - 09 The Savor Lining team couldn’t be more excited to share a recent interview between our founder and CEO, Ryan Komori, and Bill Banham, the host of the HRchat Podcast. In
Mental health in pop culture: The Princess Bride
A storybook tale of love, loss, and mental health I rarely get sick, but this week I found myself in a rather similar situation to the young boy in the opening of Princess Bride -
Identifying and preventing burnout
5 strategies for combating languishing and burnout If you constantly feel overwhelmed, exhausted, and irritable, you may in fact be experiencing burnout. Often, we may struggle to acknowledge or address symptoms before reaching a breaking
The Science of Happiness by Dr. Laurie Santos
Takeaways from the Distinguished Speakers lecture Remember when we featured the podcast The Happiness Lab, hosted by Laurie Santos, PhD? The Savor Lining team recently had the privilege of attending a local lecture by Dr.
Attention Management and Empowered Productivity
What’s Inspiring Us - 08 At some point, you’ve heard - or spoken - that the key to improved focus and productivity is time management. What if instead of using time as our metric, we
Mental Health in Pop Culture – It’s a Wonderful Life
Widely considered a Christmas classic, It’s a Wonderful Life (1946) is watched by countless viewers every year. The story centers on George Bailey, a man from the small town of Bedford Falls, the family and








