We Donāt Need Silencing, But We Do Need Silence
Communicating in an authentic way, so that weāre not just adding noise, is going to take a lot of disrupting silence.
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Communicating in an authentic way, so that weāre not just adding noise, is going to take a lot of disrupting silence.
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Taking time to appreciate whatāand whoāwe have in our lives has many benefits. In this three-minute video, Elisha Goldstein suggests three mindfulness tips for growing feelings of gratitude.
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A mindful relationship with our phones is the key to balancing in-person interactions and online activity. Here are six ways to limit screen time in order to be more present in our real-world relationships.
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Sometimes we marry people for reasons that donāt pan out over the long haulāand that's OK. Christine Carter provides three ways to embrace the reality of an imperfect partner.
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We are our own worst critic ā and it could be holding us back in the workplace. Here are four ways to stop being so hard on ourselves and use simple moments during the day to wind down when we feel overwhelmed.
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Are you too hard on yourself? Graduate student Steven Czifra spent most of his life behind bars. In this podcast, discover the research-tested practice that helped him quiet his inner critic.
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Why awkward moments make us grind our teeth in despair and how we can train ourselves to embrace the cringe.
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Point of View Podcast Episode 7: Exploring how weāre missing out on the joys of our rich human community, and how mindfulness can help us dismantle the subtle patterns and habits that separate us from each other.
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New studies suggest that mindfulness may help us keep our cool during relationship conflicts.
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Narcissism has fascinated and bedeviled researchers for decades. While people encountering them may consider it a disorder, narcissists themselves are quite content with their gargantuan self-regard.
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