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Mindsight is based on three pillars:
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Mindsight is a set of psychological steps we can take to comprehend and mold our inner selves, the way it would be best for our wellbeing.
Meditation is an example of practicing mindsight since it makes us aware of our thoughts and breathing.
However, mindsight is m...
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Mindsight is the skill of being able to reflect on the connection that exists between your body and your mind – combining emotional intelligence with self-awareness and stoicism.
Done right it can help you deal with trauma, uncertainty, improve your relationships with loved ones and of cour...
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Out of all the possible jedi mind tricks you could learn, min...
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If you’re reactive, every complaint your partner makes feels like a threat. You instantly go into freeze-fight-or-flight mode, trying to pretend nothing happened and ignore the problem, run away or attack your better half – none of which are good responses and ultimately lead to a big communicati...
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Think of yourself as a gently flowing river. You won’t clash with the people in your life and your environment, but just embrace them, make room for them, flow around them and continue on your original course.
This means accepting that it’s normal for your actions, emotions and thoughts to ...
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Extremes are never good. Do not follow anyone’s plan to reach a goal or shape your inner being. Instead, focus on finding your own inner balance.
Start by accepting all of your emotions, thoughts, and actions as part of your being.
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Mindsight is a repackaging of awareness and meditation, what they now call mindfulness! It is worth reading though.
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It's the ability to pay attention to your own thoughts, emotions, decisions, and behaviors.
There are three skills that can be practiced and will lead to better self-reflection: openness, observation, and objectivity.
The GAP (growth, awareness, progress) approach focuses on three pillars:
It can help you to increase your ability to regulate emotions, decrease stress, anxiety and depression.
It can also help you to focus your attention, as well as to observe your thoughts and feelings without judgment.
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