Peaks and Valleys
A wonderful short book about navigating life's peaks and valleys.
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We're living in a world obsessed with certainty. It's time to embrace exploring the unknown.
You've found your way to a collection of resources designed to spark wonder.

Guided practices for presence and awareness
A short practice to notice get curious about the difference between being aware and noting an insight
Practice looking at things anew, by experiencing each breath as if for the first time.
Time to get curious and through prompts...
Take a moment to get curious about how you're feeling by tuning in to you body.
Explore the joys of flowing gifts in this calming and energising visualisation.
Cultivate genuine compassion, soften self-criticism and deepen your connection with everyone you meet.

Inspiration to sharpen your curiosity...
by Spencer Johnson
A wonderful short book about navigating life's peaks and valleys.
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Dangerous ideas on the business of life. This is a soul-cracker; in a good way.
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Rewrite the way you think about happiness.
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Get better at conversation. With others. With your self.
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Ideas from Zen philosophy.
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Learn the science of personal change. (P.S. it's better than Atomic Habits).
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The magic of original thinking in a world of mind-numbing conformity.
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It’s time to find what truly matters to you, not what other people tell us to want.
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Cal debunks 3 common objections offered as rationale for keeping that all-important Facebook account.
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A witty and ironic view of how we feel isolated, despite having countless ways of connecting with each other.
Watch video →by Mykel Dixon
When a groove comes to you pause and think about those times you've hesitated, take a deep breath, think of the times of connections and cut loose.
Watch video →by Ray Bradbury
The writer Ray Bradbury kept these two words above his typewriter…
Watch video →Farnam Street
Avoid assumptions by starting with the essentials.
Read →Farnam Street
Start asking "and then what?"
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The opposite of a good idea can be another good idea.
Read →Zen Buddhism
Adopt an open and curious mind.
Read →Kevin Karaca
Learn what drains you and what lifts you up.
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Track emotions, understand patterns, and support your overall wellbeing with a simple daily check-in.
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See how you feel with one tap a day, so that you can see the big picture and take charge of your mental well-being.
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