Natural Tendencies

Natural Tendencies

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Natural Tendencies episodes

  • Leadership Essentials: Lesson 1
    Rick begins a 10-part series on Leadership Essentials that focuses on the core attributes of a leader. In this introductory lesson, he explores the importance of "doing what you say you're going to do."
    13 min
  • A Meditation for Fall
    In the second part of this series on Fall, Rick guides you through a meditation on presence and acceptance as these themes relate to Fall.
    21 min
  • Welcoming Fall
    In the first part of this two part series, Rick talks about the wonders of Fall and shares an anecdote that illuminates the interconnectivity and change inherent in this season.
    18 min
  • Anxiety & The Vagus Nerve
    In this week's podcast episode, Rick talks about anxiety and it's relationship to the Vagus Nerve and provides you with a simple, 3-minute practice that can help you start to overcome it.
    10 min
  • Progressive Muscle Relaxation
    In this podcast, Rick helps you relax your mind and body through a technique called Progressive Muscle Relaxation. This technique is a wonderful way to slow down excessive thinking and rumination, and creates awareness of your body, encouraging you to notice what it feels like to be tense vs. relaxed in the present moment.
    26 min
  • Support from all Directions
    In this episode of Natural Tendencies, Rick talks about the importance of connecting with nature and guides you through a practice he calls “Support from all Directions” that celebrates the wonderful realities that are around us all the time.
    30 min
  • Breathing into your Center
    In this episode of Natural Tendencies, Rick guides you through a meditation that focuses on breathing into your center in order to calm the body and mind.
    15 min

About Natural Tendencies

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After thirty years as a psychotherapist, entrepreneur and business consultant, Rick Breden, CEO of Behavioral Essentials, realized that many of the issues that impact work performance aren't related…