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From Buddha bar to Buddha's brain

Date of publication: May 13, 2018

Catalogue: Asia Pacific 2018: Data Research Insights Vision Excellence

Author: Nash Siamwalla

Abstract:

Living in this increasingly VUCA world where digital disruption occurs every day is not very brain-friendly. Fortunately, there is a tool to help us find peace of mind and, as a by-product, perform better at work. A brief mindfulness practice will also be included in the presentation.

Nash Siamwalla

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Siamwalla, N. (2018a, May 13). From Buddha bar to Buddha's brain. ANA - ESOMAR. Retrieved May 13, 2025, from


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