Mindfulness is not a technique, it’s a learned skill of being fully in the present moment. And just like learning to ride a bike, it takes some practice to find your balance. Here are a few resources to aid you in your journey.
Tips for incorporating mindfulness into a daily practice:
Start your day by setting an intention or writing a list of goals that you would like to accomplish that day.
Encourage the use of a phone drop. Place phones in a basket or place out-of-site in a drawer during an exercise session, meal, or meeting.
End your day by taking a minute to be grateful. List three things that you are grateful for.
Mindfulness and meditation apps:
Pause
Relaxing Meditation based on Tai Chi principles
Insight Timer
Guided meditations, music tracks, ambient sounds, and timer
Calm
Guided meditation sleep stories
Useful Sites & Tools
Useful Sites & Tools
Looking for a guided practice? See Mindful’s tools and videos to get started with a Mindfulness routine.
Headspace: access free resources like 7 days of mindful eating or a 30 days of mindfulness calendar plus hundreds of helpful articles.
Stanford Medicine offers numerous resources, videos, and tips for building mindfulness and self-compassion.