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Tag Archives: Mindfulness
Project Happiness Teaches Kids the Power of Positive Thinking
This is the fourth post in a summer series I’m calling “What Are You Reading? Wednesdays.” Every Wednesday in August, you’ll find a short review of thought-provoking books, articles, speeches and films about generosity, money, philanthropy and more. Enjoy! ** … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Gratitude, Happiness, Mindfulness & Activism, Parenting
Tagged Adolescence, Conflict Resolution, Dalai Lama, George Lucas, Happiness, Howard Thurman, India, Meditation, Mindfulness, Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction, Neuroscience, nonprofits, Palo Alto, Positive Psychology, Project Happiness, Project Happiness Handbook, Randy Taran, Richard Gere, Social and Emotional Learning, Stress, Stress Reduction, Suicide, Teens
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Free Webinar to Inspire Mindfulness & Action
Okay – here’s a good question: How do we abide fully in the spirit of of our giving and work with others? Our lives are full, we are all busy people and it’s all too easy to slip into mindless … Continue reading
Posted in Mindfulness & Activism
Tagged Activism, Buddhism, Compassion Fatigue, Contemplative Mind, John Makransky, Meditation, Mindfulness, Service, Webinar
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