| Let Grudges Go Forgiveness improves health and life satisfaction. The question: How to actually do it? Letter writing, meditation, and other techniques will help you find peace of mind. |
| Make Every Day Count By looking for inspiration and deeper meaning in your daily routines, you’ll find it easier to weather life’s challenges. |
| Quiet Your Busy Mind Learn how to turn your full attention to the here and now, so you can show up for life’s biggest and best moments. |
| Grow Closer to Friends People who feel connected to others report less anxiety and depression. They also tolerate pain better and experience a greater sense of well-being. Do you feel supported by the people around you? If not, these bonding strategies can help deepen your relationships. |
| Count Your Blessings Thankfulness is as powerful as taking vitamins, experts say. Try this: write about one thing you’re grateful for every day for a week. You’ll be well on your way to reaping gratitude’s rewards. |
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| “Find Your Joy invites us to take a break from the news, technology, and all the things that might serve to distract us from happiness and calm. This beautiful self-care journal is rich in advice, practices, and activities….” —Sharon Salzberg, New York Times bestselling author of Lovingkindness, Real Happiness, Real Change |
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| “Made me think and be grateful for what and who I have in my life.” —Midwest teacher |
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