A Practice to Cultivate a Curious Mind
Check in with your body to learn more about your habits and how staying curious can help us notice and shift them. Read More
Check in with your body to learn more about your habits and how staying curious can help us notice and shift them. Read More
Susan Kaiser Greenland offers three mindful parenting tips to help kids pause and reflect so they can identify and shift habits. Read More
With all of life’s challenges, it can be difficult to find your flow. But when we cultivate presence in the midst of daily activities, we can fully experience the joy of each act. Read More
When your schedule (and your mind) never seem to rest, here are three simple ways to feel more present in everyday life that don't take much time. Read More
Habits are formed and strengthened as we journey through a continuous loop seeking to satisfy our urges. Here's how mindfulness interrupts the cycle to break bad habits. Read More
In this excerpt from her book Less Screen More Green, Kerry Crofton provides Mindful Tech Plans™ with evidence-based strategies to find freedom from tech overload, along with advice from Harvard digital wellness expert Dr. Michael Rich. This is the first in a three-part series on finding a healthier balance with tech at home, work, and school. Read More
Instead of judging yourself for what you want or what you’re feeling, explore these writing prompts to help you turn toward your experience with greater understanding and self-compassion. Read More
Technology brings very real harms—too often, this means we don’t let ourselves enjoy its positives. According to a mindful tech designer, coming to understand our own nature can help us reframe our relationship with tech, liberating our attention in the process. Read More
It’s the season for setting new goals and making resolutions, but the secret to lasting change is constructing a system of habits that make new outcomes possible. Read More
Technology both saves and eats up our time. Beyond the digital detoxes and “dumbphones,” reckoning with our tech habits is as simple as returning to our breath. Read More