• Episode 329 - MM Tip 116: Press Your Fingertips Together

  • May 1 2024
  • Length: 1 min
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Episode 329 - MM Tip 116: Press Your Fingertips Together

  • Summary

  • In this episode of our Mindful Moments series, we explore a simple yet powerful mindfulness exercise: "Press Your Fingertips Together." This practice involves gently pressing the fingertips of each hand against one another, creating a point of physical focus that draws your attention inward.

    Engaging in this subtle tactile activity can help centre your thoughts, calm your mind, and reduce feelings of stress. It's a technique that can be done anywhere and at any time, offering a quick and effective way to regain composure and enhance mindfulness throughout your day.

    Whether you're taking a brief break at work, waiting in line, or simply needing a moment to refocus, this exercise provides a discreet yet potent means to cultivate calm and presence.

    Embracing these small mindful practices each day can lead to decreased stress and a deeper sense of happiness.

    For more mindfulness ideas, head over to our ebook with 24 Simple Mindfulness strategies: https://fitmindfitbody.co/books/

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