
with Igor Volsky and Josh Lederman
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There’s a specific kind of stress that has nothing to do with how hard you’re working, or even how good of a job you’re doing. It emerges when you’re so concerned about the outcome that your attention is literally transported into the futur...
At the end of a recent meditation retreat in the Rocky Mountains, a new-ish meditation student in his late 20s shared with me something that had been weighing on him for days.
“I can’t tell if I’m making any progress,” he said. “I keep wai...
NOTE: I’m currently completing my certification to become a mindfulness teacher, and as part of that process, I’m offering a free 6-week online mindfulness course for politics, policy, and advocacy professionals. Over six 60-minute sessions...
We’ve all worked with someone whose name alone sparks a flood of anxiety in our brains. We imagine why they’re acting the way they’re acting. We assign motivations to them. We loop incessantly about just how horrible this person is, feeling...
How do trailblazers - institutions, organizations, individual leaders - effect change at a time when trust is so low, polarization is so high and doing hard things seems near impossible?
It’s a question I’ve spent years examining as a jour...
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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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