Sunday, March 15, 2015

Take Time to Slow Down

I think that happiness is achieved when there is a balance between our work and our lives. There are some great meditation techniques that do not even require any mobile applications. When you are struggling with obstacles, you need to step back and ask if the issues have nothing to do with anything external. Once you have identified where they are coming from, you then have the tools to deal with them. When you are afraid, remember that it is alright to feel that way and people have overcome greater fears. Use their stories as inspiration and example. When you are stuck on a problem and the answer is not coming to you, you need to ask if you are asking the right questions. Major day-to-day demands keep many of us multitasking and maybe not managing as well as we want. Meditate on putting down the bricks of demands without guilt and anxiety, and separating the blocks that give you energy from those that drain your energy. Keep the ones that are helpful and energizing and leave the rest behind. You are well on your way to a much calmer day.

4 comments:

  1. I use mobile applications all the time for meditation. It helps me relax and regain focus.

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  2. There are also some great mobile applications for yoga. It is worth a try if you are not the type to go to those classes.

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  3. You could even try using internet phone services to connect with people around the world. You could see your friends and family while speaking with them.

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  4. Sometimes mobile applications waste to much time. You get sucked into crushing candies for hours.

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