Mindfulness is widely embraced in organizations as a tool for enhancing well-being, employees’ performance, and workplace relationships. However, its implementation in organizations frequently falls short of these promises as mindfulness fails to evolve beyond a temporary, trendy practice into a lasting individual trait. This article explains how organizations can move beyond mindfulness as a trend and cultivate it as a lasting individual trait. To do so, it introduces the “ARISTO framework,” inspired by Aristotle’s theory of virtue development. It suggests integrating mindfulness not merely as a temporary practice, but as a virtue—a deeply ingrained quality of character that shapes how individuals think, feel, and act at work. The ARISTO framework outlines six practical, evidence-based strategies for embedding mindfulness into contemporary organizations: fostering Autonomy, promoting Repetition of mindful habits, Interpersonal reinforcement via mentorship, creating Spaces for dialog, using Triggers through organizational artifacts, and encouraging Observation of exemplars. Together, these practices offer a practical pathway for embedding mindfulness into contemporary organizations, turning it from a short-lived intervention into a sustainable, transformative trait.
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