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We underestimate the effect of small and intentional breaks on our well-being

. That means pausing work to catch up on a few emails doesn't have the same benefit as stopping to take a short walk and get some air.Microbreaks — lasting 10 minutes at most — work best when it comes to refocusing yourself on the task at hand. Go much longer and you'll lose momentum.

Bigger breaks — 15 or 20 minutes — are also important to fully refresh after a longer work session or between larger tasks.Short breaks are especially helpful when you're doing something repetitive or tedious, researchers have found. Creative work doesn't benefit as much from pauses.And if you're a manager, encourage your employees to take smart breaks! In the long run, they'll be more engaged and more creative.

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