Fulfilling a New Year Resolution implies that you CAN change at will. Or, as I said in part 1 of this podcast, that you actually CAN choose to be yourself. In part 1 , results from neuroscience showed that you indeed have the choice to change. Here in part 2, I give practical step-by-step tips, HOW to facilitate the change that you chose. Mindfulness is essential to this. It ensures that you overcome obstacles and setbacks with an easy mind and without harassing yourself.
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Goleman; Altered Traits, the
book where you find a survey of all important studies in neuroscience to
determine if and how the mind – or mindfulness – can change the brain and even
seemingly stable character traits https://www.richardjdavidson.com/altered-traits
D. Siegel; Pocket Guide to Interpersonal
Neurobiology. ig deep: What do different sciences have to say about the
mind and its relationship to the brain or to influencing social factors? What
can neuroscience show? https://www.drdansiegel.com/books/pocket_guide_to_interpersonal_neurobiology/
Rowling; Harry Potter and the Chamber
Follow some mindfulness meditation in order to
create the “space” between stimulus and reaction, so you can actually choose
seated (my own video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gf8KD1fMUpI
Mindfulnessmeditation by Jon Kabat-Zinn who invented MBSR (mindfulness based stress
reduction). Participants of MBSR haven been the subjects of many of the quoted
studies about mindfulness changing the brain. And also about mindfulness
changing the character. On YouTube you will find many videos from people who
uploaded his meditations. This link here seems to be licensed. If not, I
apologize https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=524RMtfHKz8
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