In the rapid-paced corporate world, there's a silent revolution brewing. Leaders are tapping into age-old meditation techniques to foster their decision-making processes, enhance productivity, and nurture healthier work environments. Mindful entrepreneurship isn't just a fad- it's a holistic approach that melds business acumen with personal well-being.

Introduction to Mindful Entrepreneurship

Decision-making is an integral part of leadership. Taking a moment to practice deep breathing before significant decisions not only clears mental fog but also ensures leaders approach challenges with clarity and purpose.

Breathing Through Decisions

Every corporate leader has an envisioned future for their company. Meditation allows one to delve into this vision. By actively visualizing corporate goals, leaders can mentally rehearse the steps needed for fruition, setting a clear path forward.

Visualization for Corporate Goals

The corporate world is fraught with uncertainties. The open awareness meditation technique serves as a grounding tool, allowing leaders to embrace uncertainties and unpredictability without being overwhelmed, fostering adaptive decision-making in the process.

Embracing Uncertainty with Open Awareness

Breaks between meetings can be more than just a coffee grab. Introducing walking meditations can serve as a mental reset, ensuring leaders are always present, attentive, and refreshed for every discussion.

Walking Meditations Between Meetings

A compassionate leader is often a respected leader. Incorporating compassion-based meditation practices not only improves personal well-being but also greatly enhances team dynamics, communication, and overall cooperation.

Compassion Practices for Team Leadership

Impulsive reactions can have ramifications in the corporate world. Meditation instills a habit of pausing, reflecting, and then responding-ensuring every interaction is measured, constructive, and purposeful.

Mastering Mindful Responses

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A Secret Tool to Success

Harness the timeless meditation practices being utilized by the top echelons of the corporate world. Discover the essence of mindful leadership.

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6 Ancient Meditation Techniques Boosting Corporate Leaders

The monkey mind seeks instant gratification. It is restless, self-absorbed and worried. Negative tendencies in thinking and feeling as well as indecisiveness are characteristics of the monkey mind.The monk mind is focused. It is striving towards a higher purpose such as serving and is willing to take the risk. Being highly empathetic, decisive and strategic, the monk mind seeks purpose.Your goal should be in cultivating the monk mind.

The Monkey Mind Vs. The Monk Mind

"I am not who I think I am, and I am not who you think I am. I am what I think you think I am."

You should be your most authentic self unapologetically at all times possible. Who we are is defined by our values.Figure out what you value most in your life:<ol><li>Write down a list of values that you share: Looks, status, relationships, empathy, wealth, intelligence or something else?</li><li>Where are these values coming from? From your parents, society, the media or somewhere else?</li><li>Do you share these values? Take a look at your actions to determine if you are really living in accordance to your deepest values.</li></ol>

Values Shape Your Identity

We are surrounded by negativity most of the time and get infected by it easily.<ul><li>Spot negative people in your life but never judge them for the way that they are. Distance yourself as good as you can, surround yourself with as much positive people as possible, limit the time you spend with them and don't try to fix them as this is not your job.</li><li>Deal with your own negativity using the "Spot Stop Swap"-technique: Spot your negative thoughts and feelings, figure out where they come from and turn them into something positive.</li><li>Practice forgiveness with others and yourself.</li></ul>

Let Go Of Negativity

What are you really afraid of? Ask yourself this question during meditation until you get to the very root of your fear. Watch out for common patterns in your anxiety and how you react to it (by repressing it, fighting against it etc.)We are often afraid of something because we are attached to it. Know that nothing in life is permanent and that nothing is truly yours, all that you have is borrowed until you die.Take a look at how big your fear is by placing it on a scale from 0 (=not bad at all) to 10 (=the worst thing that could possibly happen).

Deal With Your Anxiety and Fears

We are motivated to take actions because we are either driven by fear (such as the fear of death), desire (success, money, statisfaction), duty (gratitude, responsability) or love.The first two are "bad" intentions as fear isn't lasting and success is an illusion. With these intentions you will never be truly happy but when doing things out of duty or love, you will feel happy.Find out your biggest why: Ask yourself why you want to do something. Follow up your response with another why until you reach the true intention behind your action.

Do Things With The Right Intention

<ol><li>Find a comfortable position and close your eyes.</li><li>Focus on peace, stillness and balance. Bring your thoughts back whenever they start to wander.</li><li>Focus on your natural breathing, just observe.</li><li>Breathe in your belly. Breathe in positive energy, breathe out negative energy.</li><li>Continue with whatever you need:</li></ol><ul><li>For relaxation: Breathe in through your nose for 4sec. Hold your breath for 4sec. Breathe out through your mouth for 4sec.</li><li>For energy and focus: Breathe in through your nose for 4sec. Breathe out through your nose in less than 1sec.</li><li>For sleep: Breathe in for 4sec. Breathe out for longer than 4sec.</li></ul>

Meditation Practice 1: Breathwork

"You can't be anything you want but you can be everything you are."

Your Dharma is basically your purpose on earth. When living in your Dharma, you will find fulfillment. It will make you feel alive, in flow, comfortable, steady, positive and it will help you grow.Your Dharma consists of passion, competence, empathy and usefulness. It is what you love doing and what you are good at and can be described as your talent or your Varna. There are four Varnas: Producer, designer, manager and teacher.Don't try to follow someone else's Dharma and also don't blame anyone because you can't follow yours. Your Dharma is your responsability.

Live In Your Dharma

Wake up a little earlier in the morning and fill your morning with T.I.M.E. = Thankfulness, Insights from a book, podcast etc., Meditation and Exercise. Don't look at your phone first thing in the morning.Before going to sleep, reflect on your day, write down your tasks for tomorrow and practice gratitude.Places carry energy: Dedicate a certain place to one activity only, for instance in your bed you are only sleeping and not working or eating.Time has a memory: Do something at the same time every day and you won't forget about it.

Create Amazing Routines

We are often driven by what we perceive through our senses. We are acting out of impulses without thinking of possible consequences. We want instant gratification instead of patiently waiting and working towards our goals.Control the negative thoughts in your unconscious mind, write them down and turn them into nicer statements. Be compassionate with yourself.Live in the present moment as you cannot change the past or control the future.

Control Your Mind

As soon as you do something good, it goes to your head. Your ego makes you lie about and to yourself as it is a mask that protects you. You think you are superior to other people when in reality noone is below or above you. It blocks your growth and isolates you as you think you know it all.Practice humility but keep in mind that true humility can never be reached. As soon as you think you are humble, you are not.Build true confidence instead of feeding your ego. Figure out areas you want to be more confident at and work on them. Make small wins and thank the people that helped you with it.

Your Ego Is Your Biggest Enemy

<ol><li>Find a comfortable position and close your eyes.</li><li>Focus on peace, stillness and balance. Bring your thoughts back whenever they start to wander.</li><li>Continue with one of these practices:</li></ol><ul><li>Bodyscan: Focus on your breath and then on your body. Feel the ground beneath you. Scan your body from your toes to your head. Feel every sensation, pain or tingle. Thank every part of your body.</li><li>Create a sacred place: Imagine a beautiful place that calms you down. This can also be a place you have already visited. Look around and notice every detail with your five senses.</li></ul>

Meditation Practice 2: Visualisation

Gratitude is the best medicine as it heals you both mentally and physically.Practice gratitude: Every evening, write down what you are grateful for. Write a letter to someone and thank them. Meditate on what you are truly grateful for.

Be Grateful

"You are who you are when noone is watching you."

You are always getting back the love that you give but not always from the person you gave it to. This is called the cycle of love.We are naturally looking for these four qualities: Consistency (always being there for you), strength of character (strong morals/values), competence and caring. Nobody has all four of them.Find someone you are emotionally and spiritually attracted to, not physically, materialistically or intellectually.Strengthen your current relationships by making new memories together.Healing your wounds is the key to letting go of love and finding new love.

Build Beautiful Relationships

Our main purpose in life is to serve others. Give without expecting anything in return. There are so many benefits to serving as it makes not only the other person happy but also yourself. You need nothing in order to give. In fact, studies have shown that the less someone has the more they are willing to give. Serve according to your Dharma.

Serve The World

<ol><li>Find a comfortable position and close your eyes.</li><li>Focus on peace, stillness and balance. Bring your thoughts back whenever they start to wander.</li><li>Choose one of the following mantras and sing them three times. Pronounce them clearly and feel the light energy:</li></ol><ul><li>Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya: With that you are praising the god in every heart. It helps with gaining clarity and strength.</li><li>Om Tat Sat: This refers to the ultimate truth and blessings. It helps when starting something new.</li><li>Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu: A mantra for blessing others and yourself with happiness and freedom.</li></ul>

Meditation Practice 3: Mantras

You can also combine these three meditation practices and practice each of them seven minutes a day which is 21 minutes in total.Think about your death: What would you regret? How do you want to be remembered? This should be enough motivation to improve your life.At the very end, Jay Shetty says that once you know yourself well, you will no longer ask yourself "What would a monk do?" and instead "What would I do now?".

Final Words

Former monk and self-help influencer star Jay Shetty shares various practices he learned in his monk years and makes them suitable for our modern world.

Jay Shetty, social media superstar and host of the #1 podcast On Purpose, distills the timeless wisdom he learned as a monk into practical steps anyone can take every day to live a less anxious, more meaningful life. When you think like a monk, you’ll understand: -How to overcome negativity -How to stop overthinking -Why comparison kills love -How to use your fear -Why you can’t find happiness by looking for it -How to learn from everyone you meet -Why you are not your thoughts -How to find your purpose -Why kindness is crucial to success -And much more... Shetty grew up in a family where you could become one of three things—a doctor, a lawyer, or a failure. His family was convinced he had chosen option three: instead of attending his college graduation ceremony, he headed to India to become a monk, to meditate every day for four to eight hours, and devote his life to helping others. After three years, one of his teachers told him that he would have more impact on the world if he left the monk’s path to share his experience and wisdom with others. Heavily in debt, and with no recognizable skills on his résumé, he moved back home in north London with his parents. Shetty reconnected with old school friends—many working for some of the world’s largest corporations—who were experiencing tremendous stress, pressure, and unhappiness, and they invited Shetty to coach them on well-being, purpose, and mindfulness. Since then, Shetty has become one of the world’s most popular influencers. In 2017, he was named in the Forbes magazine 30-under-30 for being a game-changer in the world of media. In 2018, he had the #1 video on Facebook with over 360 million views. His social media following totals over 38 million, he has produced over 400 viral videos which have amassed more than 8 billion views, and his podcast, On Purpose, is consistently ranked the world’s #1 Health and Wellness podcast. In this inspiring, empowering book, Shetty draws on his time as a monk to show us how we can clear the roadblocks to our potential and power. Combining ancient wisdom and his own rich experiences in the ashram, Think Like a Monk reveals how to overcome negative thoughts and habits, and access the calm and purpose that lie within all of us. He transforms abstract lessons into advice and exercises we can all apply to reduce stress, improve relationships, and give the gifts we find in ourselves to the world. Shetty proves that everyone can—and should—think like a monk.

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Jay Shetty is a storyteller, podcaster, and former monk. Shetty’s vision is to Make Wisdom Go Viral. He is on a mission to share the timeless wisdom of the world in an accessible, relevant, and practical way. Shetty has created over 400 viral videos with over 5 billion views, and hosts the #1 Health and Wellness podcast in the world, On Purpose. Learn more at JayShetty.me.

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“When you’re comfortable, and life is behaving in ways that are preferable to you, your brain can release chemicals like dopamine and serotonin, which lead to feelings and sensations that are perceived as good,” Scott Trettenero <a href="https://www.psychreg.org/comfort-zone-personal-growth/">The Comfort Zone and Personal Growth</a>

Comfort Is The Devils lettuce! 

It’s killing you slowly . And it’s often untraceable .It’s your comfort zone — and stepping outside of it is key to discovering your passion, accomplishing your goals, and finding happiness .But it’s not so bad, right? I mean, you’re comfortable, so you must be happy?If only it worked out that way. Unfortunately, the longer you stay within your comfort zone, the less happy you tend to be.

Identify

Without the proper motivation, we’re willing to stay in a situation that doesn’t make us completely happy , for fear that the discomfort we’ll feel by stepping outside of our current circumstances will be greater than the discontent we feel now, however unfulfilled we are.But by not stepping outside of your comfort zone, you’re costing yourself three of the greatest gifts life has to offer.One can choose to go back toward safety or forward toward growth. Growth must be chosen again and again; fear must be overcome again and again.

Motivate

In life, you’re either growing or dying. That might seem a bit exaggerated — and it is — but it’s not meant to be taken literally.The primary ingredient for a happy life very well may be progress, as recent positive psychology studies have pointed towards. Shawn Achor, positive psychologist and author of <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Happiness-Advantage-Principles-Psychology-Performance/dp/0307591549">The Happiness Advantage </a>, refers to happiness as “the joy you feel moving towards your potential.”Growth is about progress .Progress is about movement .

Grow or perish

The trick is, to making it a habit of stepping outside of yourself and growing consistently.Try these 3 basic steps for developing the strength to step outside of your comfort zone –habitually:<ol><li>Make a procrastination list: Make a list of tasks you’ve been procrastinating on.</li><li>Do one (or more) of the smallest items on your list: If you’re afraid of calling someone and telling them how you feel. Make the smallest simplest task easy. </li><li>Keep taking steps: By doing that simple task, and stepping outside your comfort zone ever so slightly, you gain energy and confidence.  </li></ol>

Execute

“Comfort is the enemy of progress.”― P.T. Barnum

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Stepping outside your comfort zone is key to discovering your passion and finding happiness. Learn how to beat it with three simple steps.

Understand yourself and those around you.

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Comfort can kill you! Why you should pay attention. 

Understand that neuroplasticity is the brain's ability to rewire itself. To develop a growth mindset, challenge fixed beliefs, embrace failures as opportunities, and consistently engage in learning and self-improvement.

Neuroplasticity and Mindset Shifts

"The mind is not a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be kindled."

Learn to recognize and accept your emotions. Develop coping strategies like mindfulness, self-compassion, and seeking social support. Practice resilience by reframing challenges as opportunities for growth.

Emotional Resilience

Start by setting clear goals and priorities. Create a daily schedule or to-do list. Use time management techniques such as the Pomodoro Technique, Eisenhower Matrix, and batching similar tasks.

Time Management for Productivity

Begin by understanding basic financial concepts like budgeting, saving, and investing. Learn about different investment options, risk management, and diversification. Create a financial plan and consistently save and invest for the future.

Financial Literacy and Wealth Building

"The stock market is filled with individuals who know the price of everything, but the value of nothing."

Start with mindfulness meditation by focusing on your breath and observing your thoughts without judgment. Gradually, integrate mindfulness practices into daily life. Learn from experienced meditation teachers or use guided meditation apps.

Mindfulness and Meditation

Develop active listening skills by giving your full attention to the speaker. Practice clarity in your communication, both in speaking and writing. Learn non-verbal communication cues and assertiveness techniques. Seek feedback to improve.

Effective Communication Skills

Prioritize physical health through a balanced diet and regular exercise. Attend to mental health by managing stress, practicing self-care, and seeking professional help when needed. Develop a holistic approach to wellness that encompasses body and mind.

Health and Wellness

Remember, nobody is perfect. Don't expect to be able to do everything perfectly from the start, even the easiest things take time to master. I believe in you, and you should too!

Nobody Is Perfect 

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"How you love yourself is how you teach others to love you.”~Rupi Kaur, Milk and Honey.

Understanding Self-Love

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<li>Advocating for your own needs is an important part of self-care. But if you don't believe you're worthy, you won't see your needs as something worth sticking up for.</li>
<li>A lack of self-love can also cause you to be dependent on others around you in an unhealthy way.</li>
<li>Lack of self-love can also impede emotional healing and progress. If you've decided to see a therapist, improving your self-image helps increase the chances that you'll have a good outcome in psychotherapy.</li>
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1. A lack of self-love prevents you from advocating for your needs

Your relationship with your parents affects the development of your character throughout your life. <ul><li>If you had a troubled childhood where your physical, emotional, or mental needs weren't met, you may have issues with self-esteem and self-love as an adult.</li><li>Negative messages received in childhood—particularly recurring ones—often stick with you well into adulthood and color your self-perception.</li></ul>

2. Childhood experiences are imp to ur capacity for self-love

<ul><li>You can't practice self-love in a bubble. Sooner or later, you're going to run into someone who's going to make a rude or critical comment toward you. Instead of letting that send you down a negative spiral, try not to take the comment personally. </li><li>Show kindness for the person's feelings or concerns, rather than reacting to their tone.</li><li>Remind yourself that different people have different things going on in their lives. When someone makes a negative comment toward you, try not to take it personally.</li></ul>

3. Negative comments from others can impact your self-love

<ul><li>If you have kids, do what you can now to help them build healthy self-esteem so that they'll love themselves as adults, even when they're facing challenges. Here are some things you can do</li><li>Praise your child's effort rather than focusing on results. For example, when your kid gets an A on a test, you might say, "I know you worked really hard on that, this shows how much you've learned!"</li><li>Show your child how to do something for themselves rather than doing it for them.</li><li>Focus on your child's strengths rather than their weaknesses and avoid harsh criticism.</li></ul>

Parents can support their children's self-esteem

“If you have the ability to love, love yourself first.”—Charles Bukowski.

How to Love Yourself 💖 (Part 4)

Start by setting clear, meaningful goals. Understand what truly matters to you, and align your tasks and activities with your long-term objectives. This will give your time management purpose and direction.

Prioritize with Purpose

Utilize a well-structured planning system, whether it's a to-do list, a digital calendar, or a combination of tools. Create a daily, weekly, and monthly plan that includes both work and personal tasks.

Plan Wisely

By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail."

Make your goals Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound (SMART). This ensures your goals are clear and attainable, helping you stay focused.

Set SMART Goals

Identify common distractions in your work environment and take proactive steps to minimize them. This might involve setting specific "focus time" and creating a clutter-free workspace.

Eliminate Distractions

Learn to decline requests and commitments that don't align with your priorities. Polite yet firm communication is key here. (But remember it's okay to enjoy yourself, mental health is important)

Master the Art of Saying No

Group similar tasks together and allocate specific time blocks to work on them. This approach enhances your efficiency and minimizes context switching.

Batch Tasks and Time Blocks

"You will never find time for anything. If you want time, you must make it."

Reflect on your time management strategies regularly. What's working? What's not? Be open to adjusting your methods as your goals and circumstances evolve. Remember it's okay if it's not perfect, everything takes time!

Regularly Review and Adjust

Mastering time management is an ongoing journey. Factor these steps to your unique needs and continuously add your approach for optimal results

Boss Of Time Management!

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No matter where you are in life, celebrate it. It’s either a product of your growth, or a place that will help you to grow. Cheers to today.

“No matter where you are in life, celebrate it.”

269K likes, 753 comments - jayshetty on September 18, 2023: "Tag someone that needs to see this👇 Celebrate today 🙏❤️"

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"It’s all about falling in love with yourself and sharing that love with someone who appreciates you, rather than looking for love to compensate for a self love deficit.”— Eartha Kitt

~Creating Self Love Habits🫶

If you habitually think negatively of yourself, this can be a tough one! Try to come up with just one thing each week to add to the list. Before you know it, you'll have a nice long list to reflect on as you realize what a wonderful and beautiful person you are.

1. List your positive attributes and reflect on them daily.

It's easy to feel guilty about spending time on yourself, but the reality is that this time allows you to recharge so that you're better able to help others. Give yourself permission to spend time reflecting on yourself and your own life, and never feel guilty for taking the time that you need.

2. Take time to reflect & recharge so you have energy for others.

Rewarding yourself is the best part of practicing self-love. When you reward yourself, you're telling yourself that you're worthy of love and special treatment. Just think about how you might celebrate with a friend who'd just accomplished something amazing, then go out and do that for yourself.

3. Celebrate and reward yourself for your accomplishments

The idea of boundaries can sound like a big, scary thing, but it's really just about saying "no" when you don't have the energy or desire to do something. Remember that "no" is a complete sentence—you don't have to explain or justify yourself. Honor and respect your own limits and other people will recognize that you're respecting them as well.

4. Set boundaries with others to love yourself and your limits

Whenever you're having a hard time, whether from a person or something happening in your life, pause and take 10 deep and purposeful breaths. As you breathe in, think about yourself and think that you love yourself. Then breathe out the negativity. After you've done 10 breaths, you might find you want to do 10 more. Just focus on yourself.

5. Develop a plan for dealing with setbacks or negativity.

A professional can help you explore your negative thoughts and identify what brings up those thoughts and feelings. Some of these memories from your past can be tough to deal with on your own, so it's good to have your therapist there to support you and help you work through them.

6. Therapist to reduce the triggers for your negative thought

Find positive thoughts that resonate with you and repeat them to yourself daily. This might seem awkward or cheesy at first, but the habit will cause the positive thoughts to sink in and you'll start to believe those thoughts (even if you don't at first)

7. Repeat positive affirmations daily

Think of things that make you feel good on a physical, emotional, or spiritual level. This might involve exercise, meditation, dancing, journaling, or visual art. Find a routine that feels good and stick to it, taking time for yourself every day.

8. Do things that make you feel good

It's not enough just to do these things—take time to reflect on the changes you notice as well. As you spend more time loving and rewarding yourself, you'll likely start to notice that you have more energy, feel more in charge of the choices you make, and feel like you have more control of your life.

9. Reflect on the effects of practicing self-love

“I learned a long time ago the wisest thing I can do is be on my own side.”
— Maya Angelou

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questions that you can ask yourself for spiritual growth. Meditate on these queries, journal about them, or discuss them with a trusted friend or spiritual guide. No matter how you choose to explore them, we hope they will lead you to new insights and a deeper understanding of your spiritual truth.

99 Questions that will help you on your spiritual journey:

<ol><li>What does spiritual growth mean to me?</li><li>How can I become more spiritually attuned to myself?</li><li>In what ways am I currently connected to the Divine or a higher power?</li><li>How can I develop my personal relationship with the Divine or a higher power?</li><li>Who are my spiritual mentors and role models?</li></ol>

6. How would I describe my spiritual beliefs?7. What are my values?8. How do I define happiness?9. What brings me joy?10. What breaks my heart?

11. Who or what do I admire?12. Who do I turn to for guidance?13. How do I connect with the divine?14. In what ways do I experience synchronicities?15. When do I feel most alive?

16. Who are my spiritual teachers?17. In what ways am I called to grow spiritually?18. Am I resisting any aspects of my spirituality? If so, why?19. How can I heal my relationship with religion?20. Do I need to let go of anger or resentment related to spirituality?21. If so, who or what do I need to forgive?22. Can I let go of limiting beliefs related to spirituality? What might those be?23. Where am I holding myself back spiritually? Why might that be?24. Is there anything else that’s getting in the way of my spiritual growth?25. What is it and how can I overcome it?

26How can I continue to grow spiritually each day?27. What steps can I take to accomplish this?28. What’s my concept of God or the divine?29. Do I consider myself religious or spiritual? Why or why not?30. How do I express my spirituality?

31. What’s important to me in life?32. Am I living in accordance with my values and beliefs?33. How do I treat myself? Others? Animals? The environment?34. Do I have any unresolved anger, resentment, or bitterness? If so, why am I holding on to it?

35. Do I have any fears or anxieties that I need to address? If so, why do they torment me?36. What makes me feel happy? Sad? Angry? Anxious? Jealous?37. Why do these feelings arise in me?38. What are some of the biggest challenges I’ve faced in life?39. How have I overcome them or how am I currently working to overcome them?40. Who or what has been the greatest influence in my life?

41. Why were they influential?42. What am I grateful for in my life?43.Is there something weighing on my conscience that I need to address? If so, what can I do to make things right?44. Do I forgive others easily or do I hold grudges?45. If I don’t forgive easily, why not and what can I do to change that about myself moving forward?

46. What’s true happiness and how can I achieve it more regularly in my own life?47. How can I develop a more positive attitude toward life overall?48. Is there anything important from the past that still affects me negatively today?49. How can I best show compassion to others and myself in everyday life?50. Who or what do you turn to when you need comf46ort?

51. Why do you think you were put on this earth?52. When was the last time you felt truly connected to something or someone greater than yourself?53. What does love mean to you?54. What parts of your life are you most grateful for?55. What parts of your life would you wish were different?

To a greater understanding of yourself, your place in the universe, and your connection to all that is

If you're on a journey of spiritual growth, congratulations! It's a beautiful and rewarding path to take. Although it may be fraught with challenges, it...

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We live in times of confusion and chaos where developing mental resilience poses itself as a challenge. When we travel through tough times, most of us are left wondering the question “How to come out of dark times?”. Well, the answer lies in our everyday habits:
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<li>Practice Mindfulness And Meditation</li>
<li>Positive Affirmations And Self Compassion</li>
<li>Journaling And Self Reflection</li>
<li>Make Healthy Lifestyle Choices</li>
<li>Seek Growth And Learning</li>
<li>Build Connection And Support System</li>
<li>Have Gratitude And Be Positive</li>
</ul>

7 habits that can change your life

“Mindfulness and meditation are essential practices for developing mental strength. They allow you to be fully present in the moment, fostering self-awareness and reducing stress. Regular meditation practices can calm the mind, enhance focus, and cultivate emotional resilience,” says the expert. Try to dedicate at least 10-15 minutes daily to mindfulness or meditation exercises.

Practice Mindfulness And Meditation 

In today's fast-moving world being mentally strong is so vital. The key to building mental strength is reflected in how we function in our everyday lives. Small habits define our pathway to success, wisdom, and growth

Mental strength is a challenge in today’s times of chaos. However, you can adhere to these habits of mentally strong people to develop mental resilience. Our expert simplifies these everyday habits for us!

How to be mentally stronger: 7 habits that can change your life

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