Tag: mind

7 Transformative Meditation Styles to Fix Your Decision Fatigue

A young man represents decision fatigue by being slumped over his desk littered with books in a messy pile. He looks unhappy as he gazes with tired eyes at his laptop.

Decision fatigue. Ugh. It’s that overwhelming mental state that significantly impairs your ability to make choices effectively. If you’re looking to relieve mental exhaustion and restore inner calm and clarity, read on to discover 7 transformative meditation styles to fix decision fatigue. In this article, we’ll explore how to identify when you’re experiencing decision fatigue, and also how to practice some self-compassion in alleviating the misery of it. We’ll also offer some tips on how different meditation practices can help you to navigate times of seemingly overpowering decision fatigue. Let’s get started. Some extra copy if there’s audio. Understanding Decision…

8 Common Meditation Mistakes and How to Avoid Them, Part 1

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A young woman with long brown hair is seated outdoors at a peaceful riverbank, her hands folded as if to meditate, but her brow is furrowed.

There are many scientific benefits of meditation, including stress relief, increased self-awareness, and even a longer lifespan! However, without the proper meditation techniques, you may not be able to receive all of these benefits as you meditate. In part 1 of this 2-part series, get ready for a deep dive into just 4 common meditation mistakes and specific suggestions for how you can avoid them. 1. Holding onto Your Thoughts Meditation is a practice that allows you to clear your mind. Or, perhaps better said, it can allow you to allow your mind to clear.  Often, the chatty mind seems…

Etiquette of the Soul

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A dreamy, soft-focus closeup of stems bearing lovely yellow and red flower buds and blossoms. The background is also yellow, with white and brown.

Have you ever considered the rare and beautiful value of expressing etiquette of the soul in your daily activities? Is there such a thing as “moral manners”, or “spiritual manners”? What would they looks like? How would they feel? Let’s consider social manners first, since that’s something we’re all pretty familiar with. And then we’ll move onto to spiritual manners. What Are Social Manners? Fundamentally, social manners consist of taking into account how people feel. Not in a scary, co-dependent way, but in a compassionate and inclusive way. Showing up on time, waiting your turn, please-and-thank-you…pretty basic stuff, really. But…