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Displaying all articles tagged:
Mindfulness
your mileage may vary
July 30, 2018
Try This Advice If You’re Terrible at Staying in the Moment
There are two types of “scheduling styles.”
By
Cari Romm
tastemakers
Mar. 26, 2018
The Entrepreneur Combining Wellness and Design
3rd Ritual’s founder reveals her secrets to balance and her guiltiest pleasure.
By
Christine Whitney
Feb. 14, 2017
Being Mindful Makes You Less Likely to Screw Up Your Relationship
It helps to be “aware of, and then cope constructively with, negative reactions to challenging relationship experiences.”
By
Drake Baer
neuroscience
Jan. 19, 2017
Is the Default Mode of the Brain to Suffer?
Mental meanderings are “the baseline state of you as a cognitive system” — is that a good thing?
By
Drake Baer
mindfulness
Dec. 12, 2016
A Psychiatrist on Why Your Mind ‘Has a Mind of Its Own’
“You don’t have a programmer, or a conductor — it’s just built into the nature of a complex system to have self-organization.”
By
Drake Baer
buddhism
Dec. 6, 2016
The Problem With Headspace and All Those Mindfulness Ads
Spiritual materialism.
By
Drake Baer
mindfulness
Nov. 28, 2016
Is the Mindfulness Craze Turning Us Into Suckers?
When people focus too much on psychological tricks, there’s a chance they can miss the bigger forces swirling around.
By
Jesse Singal
Nov. 3, 2016
Why the Fastest Runners Are Astonishingly Chill
If you want to go faster, longer, you need to relax.
By
Drake Baer
Oct. 21, 2016
Everyone Should Make Time for Daydreaming
It’s worth spending a little time each day imagining the world beyond the present moment.
By
Emily Reynolds
Oct. 18, 2016
So Tennis Zen Is the Secret to Being the Best Coach in the NBA or NFL
Words suck.
By
Drake Baer
May 23, 2016
A Form of Therapy That Convinces You to Go to the Gym
Research on exercise aversion suggests that “acceptance commitment therapy” can be a powerful motivator.
By
Cari Romm
sport psychology
May 20, 2016
How Sport Psychologists Would Help Dwight Howard Get Over His Jump-Shot Phobia
And there are lessons here even for those of us who aren’t seven-foot-tall all-star NBA centers.
By
Jesse Singal
Apr. 26, 2016
Is Mindfulness Overrated?
A new analysis suggests the benefits reported in many studies may have been overstated.
By
Melissa Dahl
Apr. 20, 2016
Can Mindfulness Reduce Mindless Eating?
A new study offers some promising hints about how to get people to stop eating all the chips.
By
Jesse Singal
Jan. 13, 2016
You Don’t Need to Make Time for Mindfulness
You’re probably already “doing” mindfulness, so relax.
By
Melissa Dahl
happiness
June 5, 2015
Your Boss Wants You to Be Happier. This Is Not a Good Thing.
A new book uncovers the tricky thinking behind the science of employee happiness.
By
David Marchese
happiness
Apr. 22, 2015
An Interview With the French Author Who Has Happiness Figured Out
Frederic Lenoir’s French best seller,
Happiness: A Philosopher
’s
Guide,
arrives in America.
By
David Marchese
sleep
Feb. 17, 2015
Mindfulness Could Be a Cheap, Easy Sleep Aid
In a new study, it had a bigger effect than a more traditional insomnia-fighting technique.
By
Jesse Singal
kids
Jan. 28, 2015
A Wisconsin Preschool Tried a ‘Kindness Curriculum’
Improving the kids’ emotional skills improved their academic skills, as it turned out.
By
Melissa Dahl
Oct. 28, 2014
In Praise of Spacing Out
Because you can’t be mindful all the time.
By
Melissa Dahl
anxiety
Aug. 1, 2014
6 Tips for Fighting Anxiety, 1 of Which Is Really Important
Basically, it comes down to breathing.
By
Jesse Singal
mindfulness
July 10, 2014
Meeting the Bare Minimum for Meditation Sounds Hard
Twenty-five minutes a day, three days in a row. Who has the time?!
By
Melissa Dahl
July 3, 2014
Men Would Rather Shock Themselves Than Sit Alone
Boredom is apparently really, really hard on some people.
By
Jesse Singal
June 13, 2014
Nightline
Host Dan Harris Explains How to Relax
There’s a difference between thinking a problem through and obsessing over it.
By
Jesse Singal
May 16, 2014
A Non-Diet Diet: The Case for Eating Whatever You Want
Lose weight by not freaking out about losing weight.
By
Melissa Dahl
mindfulness
May 16, 2014
Mindfulness Meditation Could Help Stressed-Out Soldiers
Meditation could help counteract the mental toll of combat.
By
Jesse Singal