Mindful Books and Apps Worth Checking Out This Month
The Mindful Editors sifted through mindfulness books, recordings, and apps to offer up this short list for your September reading and listening pleasure. Read More
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The Mindful Editors sifted through mindfulness books, recordings, and apps to offer up this short list for your September reading and listening pleasure. Read More
Depending upon how we use it, envy can either feed dissatisfaction or help us aspire to bring the goodness we desire into our own lives. Read More
How paying attention to your internal dialog can free you from you self doubt, and help familiarize you with your own personal brand of autopilot. Read More
According to a recent study, training teens in a "growth mindset" can reduce their stress and improve their grades. Read More
Harvard research reveals how going on vacation, especially if you meditate while you're on vacation, restores your body and mind on a genetic level. Read More
Bill Duane discusses the power of mindfulness and his intention to help interested people become mindfulness practitioners. Read More
By noting some simple everyday cues we can strengthen the muscle of kindness and generosity. Read More
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. Read More
Boredom is a sign that we’ve become habituated. We can overcome boredom by freshening up our routine and inviting a different perspective. Read More
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. Read More