We all experience times of anxiety, stress, frustration, anger and impatience. But getting stuck in these states can take a tremendous toll on our bodies, impair our thinking, and make it difficult to speak or act effectively.
That's why I teach my clients this incredibly simple and powerfully effective mindfulness practice thatcan calm our nervous system in seconds...
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