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Intellectual wellness involves ongoing education.
This includes;
- Attending seminars and workshops
- Reading
- Expanding your awareness of the world around
you
Learning new things such as an exercise
routine or a new recipe can also be
intellectually stimulating. Discussing new ideas
with people from unique and different
backgrounds helps us advance in all aspects of
life.
This website is a forum for people to share,
publish, or read articles. There are a lot of
articles with tips, information, or learning
strategies in the corporate setting, such as: The
Benefits of Reading, 10 Ways to Relax During Your
Busy Day, How To Make Your Business Card Call for
Action, and Surviving Office Politics. They also
link to other business sites, such as small business
resources and internet marketing.
This article is a ready-to-print resource that
explores the effects of learning on the brain. It
explains myths and truths of how aging affects the
brain, and strategies of engaging and stimulating
your brain at all ages.
 
New Horizons is an excellent resource for lifelong
learning. It breaks up lifelong learning into
different stages, the fourth stage being Learning in
the Workplace, which links out to related articles.
It also links to other relevant
sites.
The Clearinghouse on Adult, Career, and Vocational
Education (ACVE) published an article called
“Balancing Act of Adult Life.” The article
introduces many of the aspects of life adults have
to balance, and talks about the skills needed to
cope with such high demands. The home page has
an excellent archive of information in this area.
Muncie on the Web has all the exciting happenings of
this area. Services, government, information,
calendars, educational resources, and associations
are all available on this site. It’s an excellent
way to get involved and stay up-to-date with the
community.
Seminars are excellent resources for continuous
learning. On this website, searches are available
for seminars based on category, city, state, hotel,
popularity, or newness.
This site sponsors team
building workshops based on the MBTI (Myers Briggs
Type Indicator) personality test. These workshops
will help teams improve communication, reduce
conflict, strengthen management effectiveness,
decrease stress, and promote better relationships.
Disclaimer: Links
contained in the Ball State University Web site
to information provided by other organizations
are presented as a service and neither
constitute nor imply endorsement or warranty.
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