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19 Ways to Calm Racing Thought in One Minute or Less

25/10/2018

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Wiggling your toes, strategic doodling,
listening for secrets --
try these techniques to stop a stress spiral in its tracks

by Marina Khidekel, Editorial Director at Thrive Global

It’s time for bed but your brain won’t stop whirring. You’re heading into an important meeting and feel your mind spiraling. What do you do?

We often talk about the longer-term habits and behavior changes that help us live happier, healthier, and more purposeful lives. But sometimes you need in-the-moment strategies for an infusion of calm.

We asked Thrive Global’s contributor community which short mental and physical tactics they swear by to quiet a racing mind. Which of these will you try?

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Columbia and Yale Scientists Found the Spiritual Part of Our Brains — Religion Not Required

18/10/2018

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You don't have to be religious to have spiritual experiences. (Reuters/Lucy Nicholson)

Ephrat Livni
Scientists seek to quantify everything—even the ineffable. And so the human search for meaning recently took a physical turn as Columbia and Yale University researchers isolated the place in our brains that processes spiritual experiences.

In a new study, published in Cerebral Cortex (paywall) on May 29, neuroscientists explain how they generated “personally relevant” spiritual experiences in a diverse group of subjects and scanned their brains while these experiences were happening. The results indicate that there is a “neurobiological home” for spirituality. When we feel a sense of connection with something greater than the self—whether transcendence involves communion with God, nature, or humanity—a certain part of the brain appears to activate.

The study suggests that there is universal, cognitive basis for spirituality, as opposed to a cultural grounding for such states. This new discovery, researchers say, could help improve mental health treatment down the line.

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The Most Important Skill Nobody Taught You

11/10/2018

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Importance of learning the art of solitude

by Zat Rana
Before dying at the age of 39, Blaise Pascal made huge contributions to both physics and mathematics, notably in fluids, geometry, and probability.

This work, however, would influence more than just the realm of the natural sciences. Many fields that we now classify under the heading of social science did, in fact, also grow out of the foundation he helped lay.

Interestingly enough, much of this was done in his teen years, with some of it coming in his twenties. As an adult, inspired by a religious experience, he actually started to move towards philosophy and theology.

Right before his death, he was hashing out fragments of private thoughts that would later be released as a collection by the name of Pensées.

While the book is mostly a mathematician’s case for choosing a life of faith and belief, the more curious thing about it is its clear and lucid ruminations on what it means to be human. It’s a blueprint of our psychology long before psychology was deemed a formal discipline.

There is enough thought-provoking material in it to quote, and it attacks human nature from a variety of different angles, but one of its most famous thoughts aptly sums up the core of his argument:

“All of humanity’s problems stem from man’s inability to sit quietly in a room alone.”

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The Importance of Working For A Boss Who Supports You

4/10/2018

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Working for a boss that supports you is vital to professional and company success

By Sarah Landrum
Employers seek loyalty and dedication from their employees but sometimes fail to return their half of the equation, leaving millennial workers feeling left behind and unsupported. Professional relationships are built on trust and commitment, and working for a boss that supports you is vital to professional and company success.

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19 Ways to Calm Racing Thought in One Minute or Less

Wiggling your toes, strategic doodling,
listening for secrets --
try these techniques to stop a stress spiral in its tracks

Columbia and Yale Scientists Found the Spiritual Part of Our Brains — Religion Not Required

The Most Important Skill Nobody Taught You

The Importance of Working For A Boss Who Supports You

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19 Ways to Calm Racing Thought in One Minute or Less

Wiggling your toes, strategic doodling,listening for secrets --​try these techniques to stop a stress spiral in its tracks

Columbia and Yale Scientists Found the Spiritual Part of Our Brains — Religion Not Required

The Most Important Skill Nobody Taught You

The Importance of Working For A Boss Who Supports You

​Self-Help Book / Personal Developmentby Suzie Doscher

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Contact Information​ The Coaching Group of Switzerland - General Enquiry

Suzie DoscherExecutive Coach / Life Coaching​Personal Development

Susan Begeman SteinerExecutive Coach, Business Coach​Team Coaching / Facilitation

Davide Costella​Communication Coaching​NLP Coach

Coaching Blog
The Coaching Group Of Switzerland

Wiggling your toes, strategic doodling,
listening for secrets --
try these techniques to stop a stress spiral in its tracks

Self-Help Book / Personal Development
by Suzie Doscher

Contact Information
The Coaching Group of Switzerland - General Enquiry

Suzie Doscher
Executive Coach / Life Coaching
Personal Development

Susan Begeman Steiner
Executive Coach, Business Coach
Team Coaching / Facilitation

Davide Costella
Communication Coaching
NLP Coach