[nabs-l] Taking breaks during work

[Carly Mihalakis]

Good morning, Rahul,

         First off, I M so heartened in hearing of your stepping away 
from your work or from your dense reading to loosen your brain a 
little, making for better retention maybe?
As for taking walks during these breaks, why not hook up with one of 
your colleagues to walk with you? Keep in mind your objective here, 
it isn't to prove any kind of point, you just wanna give your "eyes" 
a break just like your colleagues. So, then, there oughtn't be a 
problem with asking some dude or some chick even to go for a walk. 
And, it needn't be anything out of the ordinary. Just a walk. You 
know, really casual and natural? Please keep us posted, Rahul?
for today, Car

okay helps 5`5it from becoming too monotonous! I wish more career 
students could learn this.
                 Hi all,

>I hope this message finds you well.
>I am a law student and am currently interning at a law firm in New 
>Delhi, India.
>One problem that I have often encountered is that it is very difficult
>to remain focused for a very long time period -- 8 to 9 hours -- at a
>stretch.
>My sighted colleagues often go for a walk for a few minutes to get
>some fresh air, but that is not a very feasible option for me.
>Even though I use my cane outside the office for navigating, as a
>matter of practice, I don't use it within the office as I've gotten
>fairly adept at navigating within the office without the cane.
>So, has anyone else faced this problem? What strategies would you
>recommend for getting a break from work?
>
>Best,
>Rahul
>
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