Mindfulness meditation is all about allowing the mind to drift off and become unconditionally present. With its ability to help with self-control, resiliency and relieving stress, mindfulness is an outstanding activity to assimilate into your daily routine, but doing so can be difficult, especially if you don’t always have the time. Still, it’s possible to get the benefits of mindfulness without a structured time for meditation. Here’s how to practice mindfulness in your everyday life even when you don’t have the time.
How to practice mindfulness when you don’t have the time
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