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Brain at Rest: How the Art and Science of Doing Nothing Can Improve Your Life
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This audio really hit me, because I’m always working to try to be better or more accomplished or worthy.
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travelwithdaltinstagram.comThe important thing is to cultivate a regular practice of laying aside all daily concerns and letting yourself rest.
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Repose involves lying on your back on a flat, comfortable surface (floor, bed, carpet, mat, lawn, etc), with arms extended perpendicular to your torso, palms up, legs open, and jaw relaxed, as shown here:
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For many of us, the challenge of rest lies in the act of stepping back from the things we think we should be doing. We’re conditioned to value self-control, grit and persistence. We equate rest with laziness, weakness or failure. Embracing the Reitoff principle means recognising that – sometimes – it’s worth doing nothing at all. Not having deep sh
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One of my goals in writing Hidden Potential was to bust the myth that you have to sacrifice yourself to succeed. Here are some favorite quotes and illustrations—courtesy of @researchdoodles @lizandmollie @mattsurelee—on well-being from the book
instagram.comWe don’t need to leave our communities to rest. We don’t need a passport to rest. We have a body. We can tap into the portal that rest provides. We can disrupt the call of grind culture to exhaust ourselves. We are enough now. We Will Rest!
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