Mindfulness
Setting The Stage
Simple Exercises
100

Paying attention to the present moment in an accepting, nonjudgmental way.

What is mindfulness?

100

Minor things that keep us from accomplishing tasks.

What is a distraction?

100

Stop and take a momentary pause, take a breath, observe, acknowledge what is happening, and proceed.


What is the "STOP" mindfulness excercise?

200

Clear your mind of previous brain activities.

What is the benefit of two minutes of meditation?

200

Blocking off 90 minutes of your time to accomplish tasks.

What is deep focus?

200

A way of breaking from autopilot.

What is a purposeful pause?

300

Stress Reduction 

Cultivation of focus 

Development of tranquility

What are three benefits of mindfulness meditation?

300

Training yourself to stay focused on one specific task at a time. 

What is attention training?

300

Determine your mental or emotional state. Are you angry, irritated etc.

What is it to self-check?

400

Retreating from Outsized Challenges

What is mindfulness at work?

400

A way of empowering the team while helping you feel less overwhelmed.

How can delegation help?

400

Simple steps that can be taken to give yourself a better chance of staying present.

What are concious choices?

500

The act of training the mind. 

What is meditation?

500

Blocking pop ups, answering emails during designated times, and finishing one task before continuing to the next. 

What are examples of concious choices?

500
  • Recognize: Acknowledge what is happening, just noting it in a calm and accepting manner.
  • Accept: Allow life to be just as it is, without trying to change it right away, and without wishing it were different somehow. 
  • Investigate.:See how it feels, whether it is making you upset or happy, giving you pleasure or pain, just note it. 
  • Non-Identification: Realize that the sensations you are feeling make for a fleeting experience, one that will soon pass. It isn’t who you are.

What is R.A.I.N?