Companies must give employees "at least one hour a day to focus on themselves, to meditate".
Word of Prince Harry who in his new role as consultant for the Californian start-up BetterUp spoke at a round table next to his wife Meghan Markle and the tennis champion Serena Williams (a great friend of the couple and among the guests at their wedding), unleashing a blizzard on social media for his advice.
"The employer cannot expect employees to work on themselves if they are not given the time to do so," said the 38-year-old Duke of Sussex, revealing that he himself was a victim of 'burn-out' syndrome. ' exhaustion ', before discovering the benefits of "inner work".
A revelation that cost him an avalanche of insults from thousands of Twitter users.
"He never worked a day in his life! But what does he know!" Wrote a certain Tanner.
"Oh my god, it must be a joke, Harry doesn't know the meaning of the word work," commented another user named Carrol McDonald.
"I just can't take it more seriously," said Selma Joyce Hassan, while for Simone Ryan, "Harry should spend less time analyzing life and more time living it, maybe he would be more successful."
"As a father, husband and working person I know I need to meditate every day," continued Harry, pointing out that "mental health is the goal to aim for."
