Walk & Talk³!

Is it hard to express your thoughts or maybe life making you busy?! 😉

Last week I made a visit to a school and guess what?

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I saw our “Walk & Talk technique was implemented by students circling the track while talking to their peers or teachers. Not only that, it was also announced by its given name over the school radio: “Students! Now it is time for Walk & Talk“. You wouldn’t believe how amazing that was. The reason was that we never expected that schools are into new ideas that could deal with students’ health or anxiety. That in itself was splendid.

Of course there might be more schools that adopted that exercise but we did not know. Still even having one school following that practice meant something special to us. What do you think?