Focus & Attention
Preventing Stress-Related Mental Decline in Soldiers
Making mindfulness training accessible to active-duty soldiers can reduce the harmful impacts of stress on their brains, according to a new study. Read More 
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How Do We Cultivate Contentment?
Contentment does not necessitate overlooking pain or difficulty in favour of what is pleasant—It means opening ourselves up to what is present in any given moment. Read More
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Why The Army is Training in Mindfulness
Standing at attention isn't the same as paying attention. Mindfulness trains soldiers to regulate their stress and learn how to stay in the moment. Read More
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Do This in the Morning for a Better Workday
Starting the day off more in touch with your goals can create a better work experience. Explore these three mindful prompts to achieve greater focus. Read More
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Has Mindfulness Become Too Self-Involved?
Mindfulness isn’t all about self-improvement—It’s about remembering we’re all connected. Here are 10 ways to put compassion in action in your community. Read More
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How to Take Back Attention
It can be tough to manage your attention—and your colleagues'. Here are a few concrete examples from executives who have put mindfulness into action. Read More
Breathing Meditations
How Mindful Breathing Trains Your Brain to Focus
New research finds that those who meditate can focus their minds and control their impulsivity better than those who do not meditate. Read More
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A Meditation to Recharge Your Mind
Take a break from the challenges of your day with this three-minute meditation practice. Your brain will thank you. Read More
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A 7-Minute Mindfulness Practice to Shift out of “Doing” Mode
Noticing self-perpetuating thought patterns is a core mindfulness skill. Take a moment to examine how it feels to disengage from a busy mind and shift into "being" mode. Read More
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Three Tennis Lessons to Bring to Your Mindfulness Practice
The skills we cultivate by playing tennis can also help us be more mindful—even if you've never before picked up a racket. Read More
