A Two-Minute Mindfulness Practice to Unhijack Your Attention
Explore this portable mindfulness practice you can use any time of day to break out of autopilot and tune into what's happening around you.
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Explore this portable mindfulness practice you can use any time of day to break out of autopilot and tune into what's happening around you.
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This four-step practice helps you recognize your emotions so you can respond, not react, to challenging situations.
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Got a minute? That’s enough time to generate meaningful action every day of the week.
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Hard-knuckling it through our New Year’s goals can strain even the best intentions. Here’s a mindful strategy for less stress and more success in keeping your resolutions.
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A new book unveils some ways to quiet your inner critic and combat social anxiety.
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Neuroscientist Amishi Jha explains why overloading our attention can harm us, and how practicing mindfulness provides us with the space we need to find focus.
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Real life isn’t all rainbows and kittens, but real happiness is always available, even in tough times.
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You can’t tease out solutions to problems like employee burnout and dissatisfaction without first acknowledging something is off kilter. The core mindful practice — noticing and labelling thoughts — could be key to navigating high stress workplaces.
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New research suggests that thanking our partners for supporting us through hardship may increase their joy and satisfaction in giving.
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Holding on to hurt feelings limits your ability to be present. Move past resentment and anger by learning to forgive yourself first.
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