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    Think Yourself Happy (LIVE from Yale)

    enJanuary 20, 2020
    What is the role of wellness coaches in California?
    How does habit stacking improve mental health habits?
    What are the benefits of mindfulness practices?
    How can mindfulness help with everyday stressors?
    What personal benefits has the author experienced from mindfulness?

    Podcast Summary

    • Investing in mental health for young peopleLink a new behavior to an existing routine for easier adoption, known as habit stacking, to improve mental health and overall well-being.

      Investing in mental health and wellness, especially for young people, is crucial. California is addressing this issue by training certified wellness coaches to help children and youth improve their mental health skills. Meanwhile, making small behavioral changes, such as practicing gratitude or getting regular exercise, can significantly enhance overall well-being. However, sticking to these habits can be challenging. Enter an ancient yet scientifically-backed strategy called "habit stacking" – linking a desired behavior to an existing routine to make it easier to adopt. This technique, which involves minimal time and effort, can lead to better habits, reduced stress, improved focus, and increased happiness. For more information on habit stacking and the California wellness coaching program, tune in to the next episode of The Happiness Lab.

    • The Toxic Effects of StressStress interferes with cognitive performance, self-control, and body functioning. Practice mindfulness to manage stress and enhance well-being.

      Stress, which is a common experience for many people, can have toxic effects on our bodies and hinder our ability to achieve our goals. Stress, designed as a physiological response to real threats, can interfere with cognitive performance, control of urges and behaviors, and even impair body functioning when experienced in everyday situations for extended periods. However, there are ways to reduce stress, and mindfulness, which involves focusing attention on the present moment, is one effective method. By practicing mindfulness, we can improve our ability to manage stress and enhance overall well-being.

    • Practicing mindfulness in the present momentMindfulness improves decision making, reduces stress, and enhances overall well-being. It requires effort and consistency, and can be applied throughout the day to make the most of each moment.

      Mindfulness is the practice of fully engaging in the present moment with an open and accepting attitude. This can be achieved through various mindfulness practices, rooted in ancient Buddhist tradition, which involve interacting with life without arguing or wishing for things to be different. The benefits of mindfulness include making better decisions, reducing stress, and improving overall well-being. Practicing mindfulness requires effort and consistency, much like going to the gym, and can be applied to various moments throughout the day. By focusing on the present and accepting it as it is, we can make the most of each moment and improve our overall experience of life.

    • Setting aside dedicated time to focus on a chosen object for mindfulness practiceMindfulness practice involves focusing attention on a chosen object to bring awareness to the present moment, improving mental clarity and focus

      Mindfulness practice, often perceived as hippie dippie or unscientific, is actually a serious and intentional practice that involves setting aside dedicated time and focusing one's attention on a chosen object, such as the breath. Mindfulness has ancient Eastern origins, but modern scientists and teachers are bringing rigor and inquiry to this tradition. Even if someone's natural orientation isn't hippie dippie, they can still benefit from the practice. To try it out, one can get comfortable, close their eyes, and focus their attention on their breath or a chosen physical element. The goal is to use this focus as an anchor to help bring awareness to the present moment and experience the constant shifting of the moment. Remember, it's just a practice.

    • Focusing on breath and accepting mind wanderingMindfulness practice enhances calmness, focus, and self-awareness by focusing on breath and accepting mind wandering

      Mindfulness practice involves focusing on the physical sensation of your breath while accepting and letting go of any mind wandering. It's natural for the mind to wander, and instead of trying to control it, the practice is to notice it and gently bring your attention back to the breath. Through this practice, we can develop the skills of attention and acceptance, which can help us learn from our experiences and respond effectively to challenges in our lives. Personally, I've found that regular mindfulness practice has led to increased calmness, improved focus, and a greater sense of self-awareness. It's a simple yet powerful tool for managing stress and enhancing overall well-being.

    • Mindfulness practices and their benefitsMindfulness practices like meditation reduce symptoms of depression, anxiety, and substance use disorders. They improve focus, emotional regulation, and overall well-being. Benefits extend to young people and can be monetized through hosting on Airbnb.

      Mindfulness practices, such as meditation, have been shown to have a positive impact on both mental and physical health. The benefits are not just anecdotal, but have been supported by a growing body of scientific research. Mindfulness has been found to be effective in reducing symptoms of depression, anxiety, and substance use disorders, among other conditions. It can also help people who are not diagnosed with any mental health issues but are dealing with everyday stressors or chronic pain. The practice of mindfulness can lead to improvements in focus, emotional regulation, and overall well-being. The benefits of mindfulness are not limited to individuals, as there are efforts being made to bring mindfulness practices to young people through certified wellness coaches. Additionally, hosting on platforms like Airbnb can be a way for individuals to earn extra income while they are not at home.

    • Changes in brain function from mindfulness and meditationMeditating for just a few days can lead to reduced brain activity and altered connectivity in the default mode network, promoting stress reduction, increased happiness, and better well-being.

      Practicing mindfulness and meditation can lead to reduced stress, increased happiness, and better well-being. This is due to changes in brain function, specifically in a network called the default mode network, which is associated with mind wandering and the default state of the mind. Studies have shown that experienced meditators, who have meditated for thousands of hours, show significant reductions in brain activity and altered connectivity within this network. Remarkably, even individuals who meditate for just a few days have shown similar changes, suggesting that the benefits of meditation begin almost immediately. So whether you're an expert meditator or just starting out, the practice can positively impact your brain and overall well-being.

    • Mindfulness practice leads to benefits like reduced mind wandering, increased happiness, and stress reduction.Mindfulness practice can help reduce mind wandering, increase happiness, and decrease stress. However, some individuals may not benefit immediately or to the same degree.

      Mindfulness practice, whether it's for improving concentration or emotional well-being, can lead to significant benefits. These benefits include reduced mind wandering, leading to increased happiness, and stress reduction. However, it's important to note that not everyone benefits immediately or to the same degree. Some individuals with high neuroticism may not benefit from the first 10 minutes of mindfulness practice. Research is ongoing to determine the minimal dose for these individuals. Mindfulness practice can also lead to reductions in negative experiences, such as pain, by reducing neural activity associated with these experiences. Overall, mindfulness practice can help individuals be more present, reduce stress, and experience greater happiness.

    • Noticing and accepting urges to improve tolerance and reduce discomfortPracticing mindfulness, specifically urge surfing, can help us tolerate and reduce discomfort and cravings, making it an effective tool for managing urges and improving overall well-being.

      Practicing mindfulness, specifically the skill of urge surfing, can help us tolerate and reduce discomfort and cravings associated with new behaviors or goals we're trying to adopt. Urge surfing involves noticing and accepting unpleasant emotions or urges as they arise, recognizing that they have an arc and will eventually pass. By practicing this skill, we can apply it to various aspects of our lives and improve our ability to cope with discomfort and make positive changes. Research shows that mindfulness practices can reduce craving and brain activity associated with craving, making it an effective tool for managing urges and improving overall well-being.

    • Practicing mindfulness reduces stress and increases motivationMindfulness practice helps manage uncomfortable feelings and emotions, leading to reduced stress and increased motivation to deal with challenges. Start with short sessions and gradually increase duration for improved focus and well-being.

      Practicing mindfulness, or the ability to sit with uncomfortable feelings and emotions, can lead to reduced stress and increased motivation to deal with challenges. This practice involves acknowledging and accepting feelings as they are, rather than trying to escape them. It's recommended to start with short sessions each day and gradually increase the duration as the benefits become apparent. Over time, this practice can help individuals become more present and focused, even in a distracted society. While it may not eliminate all sources of stress or unhappiness, it can provide a valuable tool for managing them and improving overall well-being. So, if you're feeling anxious or overwhelmed, give it a try and see if it makes a difference for you.

    • Investing in mental health and wellness for youthCalifornia trains coaches to help youth improve mental health and San Diego offers a rejuvenating environment. Tools like Canva Presentations can enhance work presentations.

      Investing in mental health and wellness, particularly for our youth, and taking time for personal rejuvenation are essential for happiness. The Happiness Lab, produced by Pushkin Industries, emphasizes the importance of mental health and wellness, with nearly half of the youth population struggling. California is addressing this issue by training certified wellness coaches to help children and youth build vital skills to improve their mental health and well-being. Meanwhile, San Diego offers an environment that can help individuals rest, recharge, and boost their spirits with its sunny weather, welcoming people, and beautiful scenery. Additionally, tools like Canva Presentations can help supercharge work presentations with AI-powered assistance, allowing users to focus on their presentations without the need for app switching.

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    Jamil's book Hope for Cynics: The Surprising Science of Human Goodness is out now.

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    The Happiness Lessons Helping Win Olympic Medals

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    Check out more Olympics related content from Pushkin Industries and iHeartPodcasts here.

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    Pushkin Goes to the Olympics

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    Check out more Olympics related content from Pushkin Industries and iHeartPodcasts here.

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    A Matter of Life and Death

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    Why Don't We Have a 15-hour Work Week?

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    Jay Shetty

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    • 11:53 Putting an Entertainment Voice in Meditation
    • 15:27 Myths and Misconceptions About Meditation
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    • 26:29 Why Patience is the Secret to Success
    • 29:46 How Do You Combine Business and Creativity?
    • 32:19 How Can AI Help Humanity?
    • 39:37 The Potential of AI and The Next Evolution of Calm
    • 42:03 How to Find Balance Between Digital and Physical Activities
    • 47:02 The Benefits of Reacting Instead of Responding to Triggers
    • 51:41 How to Positively Introduce Meditation to Children
    • 55:52 How to Develop the Practice of Sitting in Silence

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