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Mindfulness And Selfishness

Mindfulness And Selfishness

Mindfulness has various mental and psychological benefits like increased concentration, better memory, better self-control and a decrease in emotional reactiveness, allowing us to handle our problems in a calm manner.

However, the focus of a mindful person is inward, and that can translate into increased egotism and selfishness in some people.

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