Resilient
In a boring afternoon meeting, finding something, anything, to enjoy about it will keep you awake and make you more effective.
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mindfulness itself does not try to change your experience or behavior. It is receptive and accepting, not judging or directing. Mindfulness holds your reactions in a spacious awareness that is itself never disturbed by whatever passes through
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Acceptance can sit alongside other reactions. For example, a person can be outraged by an injustice and accept that it’s a reality.
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Every human being has three basic needs—safety, satisfaction, and connection—that
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We meet our needs in four major ways: by recognizing what’s true, resourcing ourselves, regulating thoughts, feelings, and actions, and relating skillfully to others and the wider world.