
with Igor Volsky and Josh Lederman
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I’m one of those people who can’t sit still. In a long meeting, or even a short one, I’m twitching my foot back and forth or chewing on my cheek, usually at the same time. A few empty minutes in the Uber and, like most of us, my instinct is...
A friend of mine, who is dabbling in meditation, recently shared a story that captures how mindfulness practices can alter our thoughts and behaviors — and, as a result, generate different kinds of outcomes.
We often hear the claim that mi...
We talk a lot about how mindfulness can help hone our attention, decision-making and performance under pressure. But what’s happening under the hood that explains the change in our experience?
New research is adding to the growing and now...
I was glad — and a little surprised — to see Pema Chödrön pop up on Ezra Klein’s podcast last week. When a Buddhist nun in her late eighties sits down with one of the most influential political voices in the country to talk about how we can...
A decade ago, I founded and ran a gun violence prevention organization focused on building safer communities with fewer guns. For a long time, that work felt deeply rewarding. I built truly transformational relationships with survivors and...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Exploring how mindfulness can be incorporated into politics, media and advocacy to improve resilience, effectiveness and sustainable engagement.
Josh Lederman is an Emmy Award-winning journalist, writer and co-founder of the Mindfulness in Politics Project.
Longtime political communications and advocacy professional, co-founder of the Mindfulness in Politics Project.
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