Do You Have the Attention Span of a Goldfish?

A mindful revolution is growing... 47*DURvyzblz.72 View this email in your browser Jim Rosen on the Modern Rut of Distraction This week, our blog post by Naropa University Board of Trustee vice chair and professional coach Jim Rosen and guest presenter in our upcoming Mindful at Work course, describes how modern technology is facilitating our addiction to distraction. The consequences of this distracted pursuit of gratification and entertainment means that most of us are experiencing a shorter and shorter attention span: less than the average goldfish. Here's where mindfulness comes in! A conscious practice of attention, instead of distraction, can change our lives—and our minds. eNaropa's inaugural course, Mindful at Work, is an in-depth 8-week online course that grows our capacity for awareness, focus, results, and compassion at work, as well as at home.  Read More Discounts are available for Group Registration. So bring your entire team and sign up today! Mindful at Work Guest Faculty  Jim Rosen spans the breadth of both the business and the contemplative worlds. As an entrepreneur, he co-founded two successful software firms and has extensive experience in technology industry. As a long-time Buddhist practitioner, he has been studying and teaching mindfulness for more than thirty years.  As part of the founding management teams of Netegrity and LANSystems, he has also held senior roles in some of the largest technology companies in the industry including Lotus Development and Genuity. Sign Up Copyright © 2017 Naropa University - Institute, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you've attended a Naropa University event in the past or visited eNaropa.org Our mailing address is: Naropa University - Institute 2130 Arapahoe Ave Boulder, Co 80302 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list