This document discusses how mindfulness and paying attention to the present moment can lead to greater happiness. It provides tips for mindfulness such as mindful breathing, focusing on positive thoughts and experiences, and training attention. Mindfulness is shown to have mental, physical and workplace benefits through improving focus, decision-making, stress reduction and more. The science behind these benefits is explored, demonstrating how mindfulness impacts the brain.
Spirituality refers to a personal search for meaning and purpose through connection to oneself, others, nature, or a higher power. It can involve religious practices, but also non-religious experiences like meditation, yoga, or time in nature. Spirituality provides benefits like better health, well-being, and stress management. Developing self-awareness, self-acceptance, and transcending the ego through compassion are important aspects of spiritual wellness. Managing thoughts through mindfulness, journaling, and addressing rumination are recommended. Dark side personality traits can interfere with leadership but everyone possesses some traits, and organizations sometimes tolerate problematic behaviors from successful leaders.
Self-awareness, the foundation of emotional intelligence.Hussein Ismail
This document discusses self-awareness and how to develop it. It defines self-awareness as focusing attention on oneself to evaluate current behaviors, traits, and feelings. There are two main types of self-awareness: internal self-awareness of one's values and passions, and external self-awareness of how others see you. Developing self-awareness provides benefits like improving skills, raising happiness, and strengthening relationships. The document recommends spending time in self-reflection, practicing mindfulness, listening to others for feedback, and avoiding barriers like distractions to cultivate greater self-awareness.
1) Emotional intelligence involves managing one's emotions so they don't control you and can be improved through practices like self-observation and cognitive restructuring.
2) Cognitive therapy believes that changing one's thoughts can change feelings and actions, and cognitive restructuring analyzes one's interpretations of events.
3) Experts describe five major components of emotional intelligence: self-awareness, self-management, self-motivation, empathy, and relationship management.
1) Emotional intelligence involves managing one's emotions so they don't control you and can be improved through practices like self-observation and cognitive restructuring.
2) Cognitive therapy believes that changing one's thoughts can change emotions and actions, and cognitive restructuring analyzes one's interpretations of events.
3) Experts describe five major components of emotional intelligence: self-awareness, self-management, self-motivation, empathy, and relationship management.
1) Emotional intelligence involves managing one's emotions so they don't control you and can be improved through practices like self-observation and cognitive restructuring.
2) Cognitive therapy believes that changing one's thoughts can change feelings and actions, and cognitive restructuring analyzes one's interpretations of events.
3) Experts describe five major components of emotional intelligence: self-awareness, self-management, self-motivation, empathy, and relationship management.
This document discusses how mindfulness and paying attention to the present moment can lead to greater happiness. It provides tips for mindfulness such as mindful breathing, focusing on positive thoughts and experiences, and training attention. Mindfulness is shown to have mental, physical and workplace benefits through improving focus, decision-making, stress reduction and more. The science behind these benefits is explored, demonstrating how mindfulness impacts the brain.
Spirituality refers to a personal search for meaning and purpose through connection to oneself, others, nature, or a higher power. It can involve religious practices, but also non-religious experiences like meditation, yoga, or time in nature. Spirituality provides benefits like better health, well-being, and stress management. Developing self-awareness, self-acceptance, and transcending the ego through compassion are important aspects of spiritual wellness. Managing thoughts through mindfulness, journaling, and addressing rumination are recommended. Dark side personality traits can interfere with leadership but everyone possesses some traits, and organizations sometimes tolerate problematic behaviors from successful leaders.
Self-awareness, the foundation of emotional intelligence.Hussein Ismail
This document discusses self-awareness and how to develop it. It defines self-awareness as focusing attention on oneself to evaluate current behaviors, traits, and feelings. There are two main types of self-awareness: internal self-awareness of one's values and passions, and external self-awareness of how others see you. Developing self-awareness provides benefits like improving skills, raising happiness, and strengthening relationships. The document recommends spending time in self-reflection, practicing mindfulness, listening to others for feedback, and avoiding barriers like distractions to cultivate greater self-awareness.
1) Emotional intelligence involves managing one's emotions so they don't control you and can be improved through practices like self-observation and cognitive restructuring.
2) Cognitive therapy believes that changing one's thoughts can change feelings and actions, and cognitive restructuring analyzes one's interpretations of events.
3) Experts describe five major components of emotional intelligence: self-awareness, self-management, self-motivation, empathy, and relationship management.
1) Emotional intelligence involves managing one's emotions so they don't control you and can be improved through practices like self-observation and cognitive restructuring.
2) Cognitive therapy believes that changing one's thoughts can change emotions and actions, and cognitive restructuring analyzes one's interpretations of events.
3) Experts describe five major components of emotional intelligence: self-awareness, self-management, self-motivation, empathy, and relationship management.
1) Emotional intelligence involves managing one's emotions so they don't control you and can be improved through practices like self-observation and cognitive restructuring.
2) Cognitive therapy believes that changing one's thoughts can change feelings and actions, and cognitive restructuring analyzes one's interpretations of events.
3) Experts describe five major components of emotional intelligence: self-awareness, self-management, self-motivation, empathy, and relationship management.
Emotional intelligence involves five key competencies: self-awareness, self-control, self-motivation, building positive relationships, and personal influence. The document provides exercises and activities to improve emotional intelligence by becoming more self-aware of one's emotions and thoughts, practicing self-control by challenging negative thought patterns, becoming self-motivated through developing vision and purpose, building empathy and positive intent in relationships, and gaining technical mastery to develop personal influence. The overall objective is to take ownership of one's life and relationships through emotional intelligence.
Lesson 2 Empowerment through Mindfulness-Based Practices.docxcroysierkathey
Lesson 2: Empowerment through Mindfulness-Based Practices
INSTRUCTOR NOTE: Play music of your choice for about 5 minutes before class begins. We typically choose something upbeat and uplifting.
1
XXX
2
Questions
Mindfulness Activity - Observe Exercise
Observe is a mindfulness skill that is “wordless watching.” So, class take 1 minute to observe what you see. Do not say anything you see yet, and after 1 minute, we will come back to
Describe what you see.
4
Empowerment through Mindfulness-Based Practices
Lesson 2
5
(DeCano & Cook, 2015)
*Circle the areas that the skills for the day relate to
6
Summary of the Previous Lesson
Stress is an unavoidable aspect of life
When unmanaged, stress can take its toll on our minds and bodies, and ultimately cause us to be less effective in whatever we do
There are two distinct but inter-related dimensions to our mental health: distress/problems and well-being/flourishing
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7
Summary of the Previous Lesson
Resilience is the ability to BOTH survive and thrive in life
Resilience is an ordinary process that can be learned through healthy skills, strategies, and routines
This class is going to help you develop your own set of skills, strategies and routines that increase resilience and applies to your life – it takes practice an coaching to make them work.
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8
Learning Objectives
After completing this lesson, you will be able to:
explain mindlessness and how our brains function
describe the different components how mindfulness and related practices that lead to increased awareness and better decision-making and coping strategies
use of mindfulness skills to gain greater mental clarity, assist in coping strategies, and for better decision-making during stressful situations
learn specific mindfulness practices that strengthen and enable you to be more aware of your thoughts, feelings, and surroundings
9
Lesson 2: Glossary TermsLesson 2 Mindfulness ResilienceOur ability to withstand or recover from significant challenges that threaten our stability, viability, or development.APT Model
Adaptbecome adjusted to new conditionsPerseverecontinue steadfastly or determinedly; persistentThriveprosper or flourishPrefrontal CortexThis brain region has been implicated in regulation of complex cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning.MindfulnessMindfulness means paying attention in a particular way: on purpose, in the present moment, and nonjudgmentallyReasonable MindReasonable mind is acting out of reason and logic in the absence of emotion.Wise MindWise mind is the synthesis of reasonable mind and emotion mind. It is the place from which we can make wise decision tat acknowledge bout our logic and emotions.Emotional MindEmotional mind is thinking and acting from intense emotion, disregarding all reason and logic.
Participation Week 2 Part 1
What felt different for you about the mindfulness activity we did today as compared to the breathing practice we did ...
Introduction to Self-Awareness | Wizdom LLCwizdomsession
Self-awareness is the ability to recognize and understand your own thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. It involves introspection and a deep understanding of oneself.
This document discusses temper tantrums and emotional outbursts in adults. It identifies common causes as emotional immaturity, insecurity, unforgiveness, stress, selfishness, and certain personality traits. Guidance and counseling can help address the underlying issues. The document also discusses techniques for emotional control, including identifying automatic thoughts, detaching from emotions, and therapies like thought field therapy and idenics.
In the fast-paced world, we live in, it’s easy to get lost in our thoughts and forget to live in the present moment. This can lead to us feeling stressed, anxious, and overwhelmed. One way to help counter these negative feelings is to practice mindfulness meditation.
Mindfulness meditation is a form of mindfulness that helps us focus on our breath and the present moment. It has been shown to provide numerous benefits, such as reducing stress, anxiety, and depression. It can also help to improve sleep, focus, and productivity.
If you’re looking for a way to improve your mental well-being and be more productive, then mindfulness meditation is a great place to start. Keep reading to learn how to do mindfulness meditation.
Self motivation Is the Highest level of motivationRaju Samanta
The document discusses motivation and self-motivation. It defines motivation as the willful desire to direct one's behavior towards a goal. Motivation can be internal, driven by internal desires, or external, driven by external desires. Self-motivation is important for achieving goals without outside influence and improves confidence. The document provides six secrets to self-motivation: setting goals, staying focused, avoiding procrastination, sharing goals with others, staying positive, and rewarding accomplishments. Being self-motivated makes one more organized, better at time management, and improves self-esteem and confidence.
This document provides an overview of a one-day workshop on using self-hypnosis as a leadership tool for relaxation, stress management, and goal attainment. The workshop aims to teach participants how to induce self-hypnosis in order to access their unconscious minds and use positive self-suggestion and visualization to achieve goals. Key topics that will be covered include what hypnosis feels like, how suggestions should be framed, anchoring techniques, and utilizing relaxation and imagination during self-hypnosis sessions. Participants will experience a guided hypnotic trance and learn how to induce this state themselves in order to access their unconscious minds and reprogram themselves for improved stress management, decision-making, and goal achievement.
This document discusses depression, its causes, and treatment options. It begins by defining depression as a syndrome characterized by mood, thinking, physical, and social symptoms. The causes of depression are then explained as stemming from a combination of biological and psychological factors, such as genetics, hormones, brain chemistry, thinking patterns, loss, stress, and failure. Treatment options mentioned include antidepressant medication, electroconvulsive therapy, cognitive therapy, and behavioral therapy aimed at breaking the vicious cycle of depression through increased activity and achievement of pleasurable tasks. The document also analyzes unhelpful thinking styles associated with depression like mental filtering, jumping to conclusions, personalization, and overgeneralization that can be disputed through detective work and questioning to change one
This document discusses spiritual intelligence, which some see as a parallel to emotional and intellectual intelligence. Spiritual intelligence involves qualities like wisdom, compassion, and peace. It is developed through self-awareness, flexibility, and dealing with pain. Some ways to increase it include meditation, reflection, connecting to a higher power, and practicing spiritual behaviors and seeing the best in others. Spiritual intelligence can be applied in personal life by not clinging to others, in family life by avoiding too much familiarity, and in work by making service the focus rather than just earning money. The key methods to learn and develop it discussed are meditation, detached observation, reflection, connecting, practice, and seeing the best in others.
4 Ways that Hypnotherapy can Help with Depressionzoeclews
It is important to point out that people who wish to see a therapist for depression should look for someone with experience in dealing with such an issue. Only then can they experience relief from depression and get on the path of recovery.
The Word doc is baased on motivation, its theories and relevant topics. The PPT of this data is also uploaded by me so pls do have a look. I hope it helps.
motional intelligence (EI) is the capability of individuals to recognize their own emotions and those of others, discern between different feelings and label them appropriately, use emotional information to guide thinking and behavior, and manage and/or adjust emotions to adapt to environments or achieve one's goal
Do you often find yourself struggling to stay motivated? Are you unsure of what drives you forward in life?
In this guide, we will help you uncover the hidden motivators that will ignite your passion and propel you towards your goals.
Get ready to unlock the key to finding your ultimate motivation.
Fear is a natural human emotion that alerts us to potential dangers. It involves both physical symptoms like rapid heartbeat and shortness of breath as well as psychological symptoms of feeling overwhelmed or out of control. A phobia is an excessive or irrational fear of objects or situations that is disproportionate to the actual threat. Strategies for overcoming fear include learning about the fear, using positive imagination, focusing on breathing, practicing mindfulness, and spending time in nature. Overcoming fear is important because it allows one to move past negative emotions, take risks, build confidence, feel free, and lead an easier life.
This is a 2012 book based on a course run in Google by Chade-Meng Tan. #Meditation or Dhyana when it reached China became #Chen, on reaching Japan became #Zen and on reaching west became #Mindfulness. This course & book is a commendable attempt to make meditation accessible to all and "align with the lives and interests of real people, the average Joes of the world " says the author.
This document outlines steps to get what you really want in life. It recommends understanding your values, setting specific goals, writing them down, believing you deserve them, and trying new things. It also suggests being selfish with your time, not having regrets, figuring out needs and irritations, and determining real happiness. Staying positive, letting others know your goals, and focusing your thoughts can help achieve what you want by controlling your mindset. In the end, the document concludes that asking, seeking, and knocking will help you receive what you desire.
Motivation is what causes people to act and is the driving force behind human behavior. It involves biological, emotional, social and cognitive factors and can be influenced by both intrinsic and extrinsic forces. Understanding motivation is important for improving performance, encouraging healthy behaviors, and feeling more in control of one's life. While motivation fluctuates over time, there are steps like adjusting goals and improving confidence that can help maintain motivation.
Spiritual yoga aims to unite personal consciousness with universal consciousness. It does this by increasing awareness of higher consciousness and detaching from ordinary consciousness of memories and desires. This allows spiritual qualities to arise and overcome personal tendencies, expanding awareness to see from a more interior perspective and develop deeper insight. The practice begins by controlling attention, which allows reorganizing priorities and concentrating without distraction, clearing negative thoughts and emotions.
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Emotional intelligence involves five key competencies: self-awareness, self-control, self-motivation, building positive relationships, and personal influence. The document provides exercises and activities to improve emotional intelligence by becoming more self-aware of one's emotions and thoughts, practicing self-control by challenging negative thought patterns, becoming self-motivated through developing vision and purpose, building empathy and positive intent in relationships, and gaining technical mastery to develop personal influence. The overall objective is to take ownership of one's life and relationships through emotional intelligence.
Lesson 2 Empowerment through Mindfulness-Based Practices.docxcroysierkathey
Lesson 2: Empowerment through Mindfulness-Based Practices
INSTRUCTOR NOTE: Play music of your choice for about 5 minutes before class begins. We typically choose something upbeat and uplifting.
1
XXX
2
Questions
Mindfulness Activity - Observe Exercise
Observe is a mindfulness skill that is “wordless watching.” So, class take 1 minute to observe what you see. Do not say anything you see yet, and after 1 minute, we will come back to
Describe what you see.
4
Empowerment through Mindfulness-Based Practices
Lesson 2
5
(DeCano & Cook, 2015)
*Circle the areas that the skills for the day relate to
6
Summary of the Previous Lesson
Stress is an unavoidable aspect of life
When unmanaged, stress can take its toll on our minds and bodies, and ultimately cause us to be less effective in whatever we do
There are two distinct but inter-related dimensions to our mental health: distress/problems and well-being/flourishing
----
7
Summary of the Previous Lesson
Resilience is the ability to BOTH survive and thrive in life
Resilience is an ordinary process that can be learned through healthy skills, strategies, and routines
This class is going to help you develop your own set of skills, strategies and routines that increase resilience and applies to your life – it takes practice an coaching to make them work.
----
8
Learning Objectives
After completing this lesson, you will be able to:
explain mindlessness and how our brains function
describe the different components how mindfulness and related practices that lead to increased awareness and better decision-making and coping strategies
use of mindfulness skills to gain greater mental clarity, assist in coping strategies, and for better decision-making during stressful situations
learn specific mindfulness practices that strengthen and enable you to be more aware of your thoughts, feelings, and surroundings
9
Lesson 2: Glossary TermsLesson 2 Mindfulness ResilienceOur ability to withstand or recover from significant challenges that threaten our stability, viability, or development.APT Model
Adaptbecome adjusted to new conditionsPerseverecontinue steadfastly or determinedly; persistentThriveprosper or flourishPrefrontal CortexThis brain region has been implicated in regulation of complex cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning.MindfulnessMindfulness means paying attention in a particular way: on purpose, in the present moment, and nonjudgmentallyReasonable MindReasonable mind is acting out of reason and logic in the absence of emotion.Wise MindWise mind is the synthesis of reasonable mind and emotion mind. It is the place from which we can make wise decision tat acknowledge bout our logic and emotions.Emotional MindEmotional mind is thinking and acting from intense emotion, disregarding all reason and logic.
Participation Week 2 Part 1
What felt different for you about the mindfulness activity we did today as compared to the breathing practice we did ...
Introduction to Self-Awareness | Wizdom LLCwizdomsession
Self-awareness is the ability to recognize and understand your own thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. It involves introspection and a deep understanding of oneself.
This document discusses temper tantrums and emotional outbursts in adults. It identifies common causes as emotional immaturity, insecurity, unforgiveness, stress, selfishness, and certain personality traits. Guidance and counseling can help address the underlying issues. The document also discusses techniques for emotional control, including identifying automatic thoughts, detaching from emotions, and therapies like thought field therapy and idenics.
In the fast-paced world, we live in, it’s easy to get lost in our thoughts and forget to live in the present moment. This can lead to us feeling stressed, anxious, and overwhelmed. One way to help counter these negative feelings is to practice mindfulness meditation.
Mindfulness meditation is a form of mindfulness that helps us focus on our breath and the present moment. It has been shown to provide numerous benefits, such as reducing stress, anxiety, and depression. It can also help to improve sleep, focus, and productivity.
If you’re looking for a way to improve your mental well-being and be more productive, then mindfulness meditation is a great place to start. Keep reading to learn how to do mindfulness meditation.
Self motivation Is the Highest level of motivationRaju Samanta
The document discusses motivation and self-motivation. It defines motivation as the willful desire to direct one's behavior towards a goal. Motivation can be internal, driven by internal desires, or external, driven by external desires. Self-motivation is important for achieving goals without outside influence and improves confidence. The document provides six secrets to self-motivation: setting goals, staying focused, avoiding procrastination, sharing goals with others, staying positive, and rewarding accomplishments. Being self-motivated makes one more organized, better at time management, and improves self-esteem and confidence.
This document provides an overview of a one-day workshop on using self-hypnosis as a leadership tool for relaxation, stress management, and goal attainment. The workshop aims to teach participants how to induce self-hypnosis in order to access their unconscious minds and use positive self-suggestion and visualization to achieve goals. Key topics that will be covered include what hypnosis feels like, how suggestions should be framed, anchoring techniques, and utilizing relaxation and imagination during self-hypnosis sessions. Participants will experience a guided hypnotic trance and learn how to induce this state themselves in order to access their unconscious minds and reprogram themselves for improved stress management, decision-making, and goal achievement.
This document discusses depression, its causes, and treatment options. It begins by defining depression as a syndrome characterized by mood, thinking, physical, and social symptoms. The causes of depression are then explained as stemming from a combination of biological and psychological factors, such as genetics, hormones, brain chemistry, thinking patterns, loss, stress, and failure. Treatment options mentioned include antidepressant medication, electroconvulsive therapy, cognitive therapy, and behavioral therapy aimed at breaking the vicious cycle of depression through increased activity and achievement of pleasurable tasks. The document also analyzes unhelpful thinking styles associated with depression like mental filtering, jumping to conclusions, personalization, and overgeneralization that can be disputed through detective work and questioning to change one
This document discusses spiritual intelligence, which some see as a parallel to emotional and intellectual intelligence. Spiritual intelligence involves qualities like wisdom, compassion, and peace. It is developed through self-awareness, flexibility, and dealing with pain. Some ways to increase it include meditation, reflection, connecting to a higher power, and practicing spiritual behaviors and seeing the best in others. Spiritual intelligence can be applied in personal life by not clinging to others, in family life by avoiding too much familiarity, and in work by making service the focus rather than just earning money. The key methods to learn and develop it discussed are meditation, detached observation, reflection, connecting, practice, and seeing the best in others.
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It is important to point out that people who wish to see a therapist for depression should look for someone with experience in dealing with such an issue. Only then can they experience relief from depression and get on the path of recovery.
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motional intelligence (EI) is the capability of individuals to recognize their own emotions and those of others, discern between different feelings and label them appropriately, use emotional information to guide thinking and behavior, and manage and/or adjust emotions to adapt to environments or achieve one's goal
Do you often find yourself struggling to stay motivated? Are you unsure of what drives you forward in life?
In this guide, we will help you uncover the hidden motivators that will ignite your passion and propel you towards your goals.
Get ready to unlock the key to finding your ultimate motivation.
Fear is a natural human emotion that alerts us to potential dangers. It involves both physical symptoms like rapid heartbeat and shortness of breath as well as psychological symptoms of feeling overwhelmed or out of control. A phobia is an excessive or irrational fear of objects or situations that is disproportionate to the actual threat. Strategies for overcoming fear include learning about the fear, using positive imagination, focusing on breathing, practicing mindfulness, and spending time in nature. Overcoming fear is important because it allows one to move past negative emotions, take risks, build confidence, feel free, and lead an easier life.
This is a 2012 book based on a course run in Google by Chade-Meng Tan. #Meditation or Dhyana when it reached China became #Chen, on reaching Japan became #Zen and on reaching west became #Mindfulness. This course & book is a commendable attempt to make meditation accessible to all and "align with the lives and interests of real people, the average Joes of the world " says the author.
This document outlines steps to get what you really want in life. It recommends understanding your values, setting specific goals, writing them down, believing you deserve them, and trying new things. It also suggests being selfish with your time, not having regrets, figuring out needs and irritations, and determining real happiness. Staying positive, letting others know your goals, and focusing your thoughts can help achieve what you want by controlling your mindset. In the end, the document concludes that asking, seeking, and knocking will help you receive what you desire.
Motivation is what causes people to act and is the driving force behind human behavior. It involves biological, emotional, social and cognitive factors and can be influenced by both intrinsic and extrinsic forces. Understanding motivation is important for improving performance, encouraging healthy behaviors, and feeling more in control of one's life. While motivation fluctuates over time, there are steps like adjusting goals and improving confidence that can help maintain motivation.
Spiritual yoga aims to unite personal consciousness with universal consciousness. It does this by increasing awareness of higher consciousness and detaching from ordinary consciousness of memories and desires. This allows spiritual qualities to arise and overcome personal tendencies, expanding awareness to see from a more interior perspective and develop deeper insight. The practice begins by controlling attention, which allows reorganizing priorities and concentrating without distraction, clearing negative thoughts and emotions.
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