Get Your Inner Critic to Stand Down with Mindfulness Getting familiar with your inner voice, particularly when that...
Developing Intuition as a Personal Resource
The beginning of freedom is to understand your nature. Without realizing how we are wired up, you cannot be free to use the mechanics of that wiring to your advantage. To be truly intuitive, you have to understand that most of our thoughts and actions are habituated responses to events that already occurred.
How Mindfulness Can Help IT Professionals
Solid IT skills can be learned and practiced at a keyboard, but mindfulness, which is also an immensely valuable skill, requires you to think about the human brain like an operating system.
The Gift and Burden of Empathy
If you wonder, “why are people always telling me their life story!”, or “I feel everything from everyone and it’s exhausting!” – Then you’re probably empathic. This article is for you.
Listening Mindfully ‘Behind the Story’ for a Great, Connected Conversation
When listening to someone, take a step back (internally). Don’t focus on the “story” so much – but rather, pay close attention to the person speaking. Hear and respond to who is speaking, how they are presenting themselves, the language, the feeling you have from being in their presence, and ask yourself “what are they really saying to me that is beyond the words”.
7 Mindfulness and Communications Tips That Helped Me Get Great Jobs!
Looking for a job? Worried about the interview? This article has unique, mindfulness based job interview tips I’ve learned from actual interviews, that help you stand out from the competition,
How Mindfulness Helps You Make Meaningful Moments In Online Meetings
With Covid, we've all been spending quite a bit of time in virtual meetings. Using mindfulness during COVID is...
A Great Mindfulness Exercise – No Meditation Required
If you think “I just can’t be mindful” – this article is for you.
So you’re not a meditation person, and can’t think of anything worse than trying to sit still focusing on your “feelings.” You can practice mindfulness without having to sit still.