US EditionIs 2025 the year of slow mornings? Rituals we’re actually sticking to
- In 2025, 66% of American workers face burnout amid rising digital demands and scrutiny of traditional routines nationwide.
- Growing frustration with fast-paced life drives the rise of slow mornings as a response to widespread burnout, especially among younger employees.
- Slow, intentional mornings help regulate cortisol levels during early hours, improving stress management, focus, and alignment with natural rhythms.
- Scott Anderberg, CEO of Moodle, states younger workers bear the most stress and highlights the need for companies to address burnout to protect workforce health and morale.
- Slow mornings shift perspectives on time and energy by promoting purposeful starts rather than doing less, marking a cultural reset beyond a mere wellness trend.
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Is 2025 the year of slow mornings? Rituals we’re actually sticking to
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