Learnings

Discover how to find ‘free’ time.

“Besides the noble art of getting things done, there is the noble art of leaving things undone. The wisdom of life consists in the elimination of non-essentials.” — Lin Yutang If you think that everything you do in a day is essential, do a time log for a few days, or even a week or two. ...

Time to disconnect from the clock

“Today, we must start to recover our sanity. The way we do this is to concentrate slowly on completing one task at a time, each hour of the day, until the day is over.” — Sarah Ban Breathnach In our busy lives, we can become totally governed  by the clock. As we worry about getting everything ...

Meditation Traps

Below are some cautions and traps common to meditators: Fidgety, itchy? – If it itches, scratch it! Don’t fight it. As you begin to quiet your mind, you will become more aware of itches and physical sensations. Gently scratch or adjust ...

Journaling Benefits – A List of Choices

Stress reduction Reduces the scatter in your life Increases focus Brings stability Offers a deeper level of learning, order, action and release Processes your experiences in a natural and appropriate way Organizes thoughts and ideas Bridges inner thinking with outer events Healing Valuable self-therapy tool Re-experiences the past with today’s adult mind Recalls and reconstructs past events Detaches and lets go ...

Quadruple your learning by stimulating the senses.

Want to quadruple your memory? Write down what you’re learning so you activate more of your senses. If we only hear information, within a day or two we typically recall 10% to 20% of what we heard. If we write it down, we can double our recall from 20% to 40% because we can now see it. Writing is ...
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