S.T.O.P. Stress in Its Tracks
Taking a short break to tune in to the body and mind allows us to wind down from stress, but also get curious about our triggers.
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Taking a short break to tune in to the body and mind allows us to wind down from stress, but also get curious about our triggers.
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Boredom is a sign that we’ve become habituated. We can overcome boredom by freshening up our routine and inviting a different perspective.
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When we let our inner critic take a back seat at work, we can observe more dispassionately, which opens up more possibilities for decision-making and leadership.
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From the stage to a coffee date, self-awareness is the key to engaging the person across from you.
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Christine Carter always tried to meet other people’s expectations—until she realized how out of sync with her own wants and needs she’d become.
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Mind wandering—thoughts, planning, daydreams—is simply what minds do. Here’s how to accept your wandering mind, rather than treat it like a mistake or a failure.
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How the simple act of sharing personal stories can help uncover divisive thoughts buried deep within ourselves.
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The Mindful Editors sifted through mindfulness reads to offer up this short list of books for your reading pleasure.
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When your favorite mindfulness app says it’s based in science, check twice. Few actually are. Two mindfulness experts and app developers talked to Mindful about how most apps rely on the science of mindfulness in general to back up their claims, and how that could lead to problems—and fines—in the future, like it did for the brain-training company Lumosity.
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Mindfulness is disruptive, says Patricia Rockman, because it changes how we pay attention to things, and ultimately, our experience of the world. Here are mindfulness techniques that can help you shift your focus.
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