TED Talk Tuesday

Posted on February 13, 2018 by rrluthi

When was the last time you did absolutely nothing for 10 whole minutes?

Not texting, talking or even thinking?

Andy Puddicombe is a “mindfulness expert” and discusses the transformative power of refreshing your mind for 10 minutes each day by being mindful and experiencing the present moment. You do not need to light incense or sit in uncomfortable positions: Just breath and be present.

Every person needs time to ‘unplug’ in much the same way technological devices need to be unplugged, paused for 30 seconds, and plugged in again. If you feel like a slow computer or you have ‘bugs to fix’, the time to unplug yourself is now.

 

About rrluthi

Certified fitness expert with a passion for educating and empowering people of all ages (young "kiddos" to the active aging "baby boomers") about the benefits of adopting and maintaining an active, healthy lifestyle, preventing injury, and feeling good. Proven strengths applying cutting-edge fitness/wellness concepts and research through roles as a health coach, fitness trainer, group exercise instructor, and rehabilitation aide—in addition to promoting these concepts in a more systematic way through blogging and social media, community outreach, and corporate wellness program facilitation.
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1 Response to TED Talk Tuesday

  1. The Inner Dolphin says:
    February 13, 2018 at 11:13 AM

    “The time to unplug yourself is now”
    I love it 🙏🏽

    Like

    Reply

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