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Transforming How You See and Live
Perception is more than what we see—it’s how we interpret what we see. And we form perception based on our own experiences. For instance, perception, especially regarding parents, plays a major role in how we understand relationships, authority, love, and even our own identity.
Perception can be both empowering and limiting. This is where Emotional Intelligence (EQ) comes in. EQ isn’t just about being in touch with your feelings—it’s the ability to understand, manage, and respond to emotions—both your own and others’—with wisdom and empathy. One key principle:
Emotions are data, not directives. They inform us about what matters but do not dictate our responses.
Another critical factor is mindset, specifically the Growth vs. Fixed Mindset, a concept developed by psychologist Carol Dweck.
For example:
On the Mindful Media Episode “Meditation & The Mind: How Perception, Emotional Intelligence and Mindset Shape our Practice, we explored how psychology and meditation work together to deepen self-awareness and transformation. We focused on three powerful areas—Perception, Emotional Intelligence, and Growth Mindset—and how they can strengthen both your meditation practice and daily life.
Join the podcast to learn:
“Meditation is more than a tool for stress relief—it’s a practice for rewiring how you see, feel, and grow.”
Watch the full episode on the Mindful Media Show to transform the way you think, feel, and live.
By Drs. Jacinta Kambach and Estella ChavousTransforming How You See and Live
Perception is more than what we see—it’s how we interpret what we see. And we form perception based on our own experiences. For instance, perception, especially regarding parents, plays a major role in how we understand relationships, authority, love, and even our own identity.
Perception can be both empowering and limiting. This is where Emotional Intelligence (EQ) comes in. EQ isn’t just about being in touch with your feelings—it’s the ability to understand, manage, and respond to emotions—both your own and others’—with wisdom and empathy. One key principle:
Emotions are data, not directives. They inform us about what matters but do not dictate our responses.
Another critical factor is mindset, specifically the Growth vs. Fixed Mindset, a concept developed by psychologist Carol Dweck.
For example:
On the Mindful Media Episode “Meditation & The Mind: How Perception, Emotional Intelligence and Mindset Shape our Practice, we explored how psychology and meditation work together to deepen self-awareness and transformation. We focused on three powerful areas—Perception, Emotional Intelligence, and Growth Mindset—and how they can strengthen both your meditation practice and daily life.
Join the podcast to learn:
“Meditation is more than a tool for stress relief—it’s a practice for rewiring how you see, feel, and grow.”
Watch the full episode on the Mindful Media Show to transform the way you think, feel, and live.