When most think about mindfulness, they picture a moment of meditation where they sit still and breathe until your thoughts are calm and your head is clear. This sounds unrealistic for people’s busy lives, and most people don’t carve out that block of time. But Richard Davidson, Ph.D., psychologist and founder of the Center for Healthy Minds at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, wants people to reframe what mindfulness actually looks like.
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