“Doing nothing is better than being busy doing nothing”, Lao Tzu
In the morning, we open the windows to let new fresh air come in the room. But often we do not reserve the same attention to oxygenate our mind. In Italian there is a nice expression to describe it: “il dolce far niente”, the sweetness of doing nothing.
The soft light of the candles, the background music and the scent of the essential oils: laying down on the massage bed, I am ready to receive my treatment and I abandon myself to the relaxation and pleasantness of the hour ahead of me, knowing that I could get asleep along the way.
The one with Sextantio in Santo Stefano in Sessanio has been love at first sight. A small fortified perfectly preserved medieval “borgo”, the majesty and the beauty of the nature of the Gran Sasso Natural Park, the finest conservative renovation of the houses of common people, supported by attentive anthropologic studies to build as truly as possible the life of old times.
From a work interview to a meeting with a client, from the presentation in front of a wide audience to public relations, the professional scenario of all of us is continuously testing our communication skills. Not mentioning all the personal relationships in our private life, whose success depends again in huge part from our communication capability.