Mindfulness Monday ~ Quick Hit #5 ~ Our Connectedness

Finding Connection With Others In Your Silence

Do you enjoy spending time alone? The answer for me is yes. But I also believe that at our core, we have an innate desire to be connected to one another. According to the definition below for mindfulness, alone time and being connected may go hand in hand.

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It seems funny to say that we need time alone in order to realize our connectedness, but it’s true. Time spent in mindful reflection or meditation brings us to a stillness that cultivates a deeper awareness and understanding of ourselves. In turn, this enhances our ability to connect with others.

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Mindfulness Monday ~ Quick Hit #4 ~ A Mindful Moment

Mindfulness Is So Easy - Give It A Try

Do you think that mindfulness is time consuming or hard? It’s not. In fact, it’s pretty darn easy. And per the definition below… it only takes a moment. You will be amazed at what a positive difference it can make in your day. So go ahead. I dare you. Start your Monday with a Mindful Moment and see what happens.

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Willing to give it a try but still aren’t sure what I’m talking about? Try one of these exercises during the day to bring you back to the present and reap the benefits of less stress, better focus and renewed clarity.

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Mindfulness Monday ~ Quick Hit #3 ~ Be In The Moment

Is Life Passing You By? Try These Easy Mindfulness Techniques To Solve The Problem

Is life passing you by because of your daily routine of rushing?  Instead…be in the moment and experience your life. Train your brain to be mindful with simple everyday occurrences. It doesn’t take long. And the more you do it, the easier it will become.

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Mindfulness Monday ~ Quick Hit #1 ~ So Simple

Do you want to start your week off right? Check out your Mindfulness Monday Quick Hit below.

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Step outside and feel your feet firmly on the ground.

Close your eyes and take in a deep breath filling your lungs completely.

Exhale gently and slowly open your eyes.

Notice your surroundings – the air, sky, ground, plants, sounds.

Recognize this feeling of calm centeredness.

Take this feeling with you throughout your day.

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