Day 52: Exercising Your Mind

Today's workplace fitness break is geared toward providing quick mind benders you can use as breaks whenever you have a free moment or just need to cleanse your mind. Think of these as those little dishes of sherbet they serve between courses at nice restaurants.
Step 1: Start by putting aside your work. Close the file folders, grab a snack or a beverage, don't look at e-mail for a few minutes, maybe even let the phone go to voice mail.
Step 2: Check out the following sites for brain teasers, mental challenges, puzzles, or even grab the puzzle page of today's newspaper (you still get a newspaper, right?).
- BrainBashers
- BrainTeasers.org: A new puzzle appears each time you hit refresh
- WebSudoku.com
- SAT Question of the Day: You can even sign up to have these sent to your e-mail box
- Delightful Puzzles: For those who love math story problems
- Nick's Mathematical Miscellany: For the numbers nerd in all of us
Step 3: Share your favorite puzzles with coworkers so they can have a break too!
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