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Meditation can be good for your mind, body, and spirit. It can also be a challenge for you to find the right meditation space to settle into a contemplative mode.
Learn how to create a special medita...
Do people expect a lot from you? If you’re reading this article on how to decide when to set boundaries it is likely your answer is yes. Let me also ask you this – do others’ demands on and expectati...
Taking ten to twenty minutes out of the day for a sitting meditation is not for everyone or not right for some days. Short mindfulness pauses during the day works best for some people. This can also b...
Non-reaction can benefit you in many important ways, including in helping you manage stress and improve relationships. Using slow, diaphragmatic breathing, meditation, and other informal mindfulness p...
How often do you say yes because you were afraid of seeming rude or uncooperative? Well, if your answer is often, you’re in good company. Saying no can be hard, especially if have a history of trying ...
Hi! I'm excited to announce a special gift for our valued community: a "Setting Boundaries Worksheet" and "How to Cut Your Stress Levels by Saying No to Things" Video.
Some of you may have worked wit...
Most things are up for grabs but a few things in life aren’t negotiable. Breathing is one. We have to breathe. Eating is another. We have to eat. Breathing…that’s a topic for another article. Le...
You may have thought about or polished off plans and goals for your professional growth and development. Or, if you haven't already, you plan to. I invite you to keep in mind though that your profess...
Have you ever had that strange feeling in your body when something’s just not right with someone. You know, when you don't feel comfortable with the energy they give off? Even to the point when you wo...
In my tai chi class, there is a lot of emphasis on technical correctness. In order to feel the full benefits of the practice, it is important over time to get a handle on the nuances of the form and t...
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