Mindfulness Strategies explores the benefits of microdosing mindfulness and how you can weave the practice into your everyday routine.
Four Ways Practicing Gratitude Can Improve Your Wellbeing
Seven Ways to Be Mindful During the COVID-19 Crisis
Seven Tips for Mindful Parenting
Four Changes To Live a More Mindful Life
Mantras & Affirmations: Mindfulness Tools to Reach Your Business Goals
Mindfulness Needs to Be Part of Diversity Initiatives. Here’s Why.
How to Be Mindful about Workplace Communication
Mindfulness: A Strategy for Fostering Equitable & Inclusive Workplaces
How to Improve Your Leadership Skills with Mindfulness
Mindfulness for Coaches and Parents of Athletes
Is Mindfulness Killing The Drive for Positive Change?
There Is More Than One Type of Meditation
Five Ways Mindfulness Makes You More Creative
The Power of a Walk Will Blow Your Mind
As it turns out ancient Greek physician and “Father of Western Medicine,” Hippocrates may have been right when he said, “Walking is man’s [and woman's] best medicine.” While it may seem unlikely that an everyday activity could be so impactful, taking a stroll around the block or through your neighborhood park can do wonders for both your brain and body.
How To Integrate A Mindfulness Program Into Your Work Day
How To Keep Your Mind Sharp As You Age
Using Mindfulness to Make Changes in the New Year
For many of us, the difficulty of sticking to our resolve outweighs the drive to reach our goal. In fact, 80% of New Year’s resolutions fail by the second week of February. Fortunately, integrating mindfulness techniques to bolster your sticktoitiveness can help you accomplish your goals and create lasting habits.