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Mindful
Discovering What’s Alive for You Right Now
The article explores how purpose is not fixed. Purpose is something dynamic that can shift as our experiences, values, and attention change over time.
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Happier Meditation
The Courage to Find What Connects Us
In the fourth installment of her five-week series on the patterns that run our lives, Tibetan Buddhist teacher Lama Tasha Schumann turns to self-fixation, and how the habit…
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Greater Good
How to Prepare for the Unexpected
Why do some unexpected events catch us completely off guard while others don’t? New research from Stanford suggests the answer has less to do with the quality of…
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Mindful
Be Kind to Yourself by Being Kind to Others
Most of us think of kindness as something we extend outward. Rick Hanson offers a reframe: that kindness to others and kindness to yourself are not separate practices…
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Happiful
Rediscover the lost art of daydreaming with these inspiring tips
In a world of constant scrolling and packed schedules, the simple act of letting your mind wander has become rare.
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Happiful
Five natural ways to increase dopamine
Dopamine is the neurotransmitter responsible for motivation, satisfaction, and pleasure. Small daily habits can have a real impact on how much of it your brain produces.
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Mindful
A Meditation to Settle Mind and Body for Sleep
Whether it is work stress, health concerns, or simply the weight of the world, sleeplessness is something many of us know well.
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Mindful
Seven Strengths for an Uncertain World
In a world that shows no signs of slowing down, mindfulness teacher Shamash Alidina argues that the real work begins inside each of us, and that seven core…
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Wellbeing Research Centre, Oxford
Loud and clear: Voice notes could improve workplace communication, research finds
Researchers from the World Wellbeing Movement and Oxford’s Wellbeing Research Centre demonstrate that switching to voice notes can reduce ambiguity in workplace communications and negative experiences in the…
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Greater Good
How to Let Go of Little Annoyances
Research shows that daily hassles can affect our well-being as much as — and sometimes more than — major life events, simply because they happen every day.
