Achor’s The Happiness Advantage is a great book about building your capacity for happiness. Read the five best lessons on happiness you can start using today to create a happier, calmer life.
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Integrative Wellness categorizes health and well-being into seven key areas. Each of these areas contribute to overall wellness, affecting both mental and physical health.
Practicing gratitude is an effective way to increase happiness and foster a sense of calm. If you struggle with journaling or need a fresh perspective, try one of these creative ways to practice gratitude. They’re kid-friendly too!
Continue readingResearch shows children benefit from mindfulness practices, such as learning to pause for a breath. My kids are learning to “smell the cookies; blow out the candles” with promising results.
Continue readingAfter reading about “awe walks” I decided to give it a try. This mindful walking meditation provided the perfect opportunity to experience calming presence.
Continue readingErma Bombeck offers a list of regrets as a call to action. Her writing teaches us to stop postponing fun, embrace relationships, and be present for life.
Continue readingRandom acts of connection combine quality social interactions and random acts of kindness. Try them as a way to spread contentment and build gratitude.
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I am learning how to effectively deal with the inevitable meditation interruptions. Read my four steps for success.
Continue readingNewport’s Digital Minimalism offers research on the negative impact of cell phone use. Explore ways to create calm by instituting his recommendations for more mindful use of technology.
Continue readingTry this variation on your usual gratitude practice: write gratitude letters. I’m doing this for Valentine’s to spread some love and get the well-being boost.
Continue readingStop the interruptions and protect your practice! Here are five easy tips for meditating when your kids are home.
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