Mindful Movement

10/08/2026

10/08/2026

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10/07/2026

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10/07/2026

Here's a small experiment to try this week: pick one walk you take all the time and do it like a visitor would.

"You can pretend to be a tourist in your hometown. Just walk around like you're seeing it for the first time."

That's advice from the writer Eric Weiner, who went to Concord, Massachusetts, to walk in the footsteps of Henry David Thoreau, the philosopher who built a small cabin at Walden Pond. As Eric told me on The Happiness Lab, Thoreau "saw everything as if he were seeing it for the first time."

Most of us walk the same route every day, and our brains fill in what we expect to be there.

Looking at the world like you're seeing it for the first time can make you more curious and can give you a sense of awe for the familiar.

Listen to the episode, “Finding the Magic in Everyday Life with Thoreau and Eric Weiner”: https://loom.ly/BrvTz8k

10/06/2026

Over time, you learn that yoga is simply a way to ground yourself, to find calm amidst the chaos, and to reconnect with your body and your inner truth. It’s a reminder that the beauty of yoga lies in the journey, not in some elusive end goal.

Each time you breathe, each gentle stretch, you’re building a bridge between your physical body and your inner world. And that connection? It has the power to make you feel more whole, more alive, and more in tune with everything around you.

Remember: You don’t need to be “good” at yoga, just being on your mat is enough to bring its transformative benefits into your life.