Mindfulness is an incredible relaxation technique. It makes you aware of your thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. And you can use it to recognize when your need for dopamine becomes unbearable to act preemptively.
If you practice with perseverance, you will learn to identify the triggers that lead to dopamine release in your brain. You will explore your feelings and your coping system. And you will gain a strategic advantage over your addictions.
I suggest starting with apps like Headspace or Petit BamBou.
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