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"What a gift and a relief to find that we can each choose the way (to meditate) that's best for us! I can't even tell you what a difference that discovery has made. Mindfulness and meditation now feels organic and nurturing. What a wonderful day of discovery, community and connection."
-Julie Nelson, opera singer
"Nancy's mindfulness talk and guided meditation helped slow down the spinning wheels of an extremely overactive mind, leaving me more centered and grounded, calm and present in my own life."
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"It was a great experience. (Nancy is) a skilled and engaging facilitator and the examples (she) gave helped shed light onto concepts abstract to me."
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Tag Archives: meditation
Are Your Thoughts True? Do You Even Believe Them?
I was recently taking a walk with my closest friend, hand in hand, enjoying each other’s company and kidding around as we usually do. My friend, who is a bit of a loner, made a joke that he doesn’t make friends easily, … Continue reading
Freedom: Taking Ownership of Your Own Happiness
“Lily doesn’t listen,” had been Shelly’s refrain about her partner for years. She had complained many times to me about this issue, and yet somehow her wife’s behavior didn’t change, and Shelly’s anger and frustration about it also didn’t change. Lily’s … Continue reading
How to Make Every Day Matter
“Oh! It’s today. My favorite day,” Winnie the Pooh once said. 29,200 days. That’s how many days we’ll get if we’re lucky enough to live to 80. I think about that a lot, not to be morbid or frighten myself, but to … Continue reading
The Making of a Corporate Athlete
What skills are necessary for professional greatness? What makes someone able to perform successfully under high stress and constant change and to keep doing it over time without breaking down? As it turns out, we have lots of answers to … Continue reading
How to Protect Yourself From Passive Aggression
Mary told her husband (respectfully) that his comment felt hurtful. She suggested that he could have spoken to her differently and offered a response that would have felt supportive and kind. Her husband erupted with anger. Who was she to … Continue reading