From Mindfulness to Action - with Dan Goleman

[@BURNINGAFROBEATS]

Whoever you are who can't sleep tonight, is tired or sad, believe that there will be tomorrow that will light up your beautiful days. You just need to endure a little more, a little more, and a little more ... Thank you for being patient, thank you for being able to survive. And as you read this, promise yourself that you will be able to get through your toughest days in the future. Promise to keep smiling, no matter how you are ... You deserve to be happy :)

[@ritaletellier7763]

I just think that this video makes you reflect on how you can be part of making this world a happy one for everybody

[@tesfaywoldemariam8010]

And No matter what we do, the ultimate goal of humanity is being happy. The questions is what should be the real reason for happiness? Wealth or welbeing?

[@ReflectionOcean]

By YouSum Live 00:03:02 Importance of mindfulness in enhancing cognitive control. 00:04:01 Mindfulness reduces amygdala hijacks, promoting rational decision-making. 00:08:16 Mindfulness strengthens attention, crucial in today's distracted world. 00:17:02 Mindfulness improves working memory, aiding learning and retention. 00:18:25 Mindfulness counters the myth of multitasking, enhancing concentration. 00:20:01 Mindfulness cultivates empathy and compassion, fostering caring behaviors. 00:22:58 Dalai Lama's call for mindfulness, compassion, and proactive altruism. 00:25:15 Transparency and accountability for a fairer world. 00:25:24 Reinventing the economy for worker fairness. 00:26:35 Businesses operating for good, not just profit. 00:27:34 Socially responsible corporations like Greyston Bakery. 00:29:58 Unilever's transformation towards social and environmental goals. 00:33:46 Radical transparency for understanding environmental impacts. 00:37:12 Rethinking consumer decisions for a sustainable planet. 00:39:31 Reinventing products with eco-friendly materials like EcoVative. 00:41:23 Individual actions as agents of positive change. 00:48:04 Promoting compassion in education for a better world. 00:48:46 Overcoming fear of the other through compassion and empathy. 00:49:30 Using commonality and emotional connection for conflict resolution. 00:50:26 Mindfulness limitations in business world hype. 00:51:24 Exploring the intersection of mental health, spirituality, and mindfulness. 00:54:19 Mindfulness may not significantly impact Alzheimer's onset. 00:56:08 Mindfulness enhances emotional intelligence and self-awareness. 00:57:01 Comparing Transcendental Meditation (TM) and mindfulness benefits. 01:00:09 Contributing to a happier world through mindfulness and social action. By YouSum Live

[@monna1111]

Have mindful days, always. 🙏😊🙏

[@Saddam-Abdulameer]

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[@MartiinCarrillo]

Great talk. It was wonderful seeing in the QA session, people caring about other species, not just humans.

[@tesfaywoldemariam8010]

Not only conscious beings but to all nature!

[@yoyoenlasplayas01]

He's the best

[@garrytanner8312]

I start out with skepticism of Dan Goleman because of many things he asserted about the value of concentration, he said here. In the course of his talk he relates a conversation with a business leader, the CEO of Unilever Corporation, who announced as Mr. Goleman was listening, that his company was planning on doing something worthwhile for the unfortunate people in the world put to use the vast resources of the Unilever Corporation. He didn't say that they had helped hurting people rather that they will do so. I have heard this kind of seeking after congratulation so many times. It is "respect me for what I will do". However, this CEO wanted his audience to be impressed for what he promised to do, not what he had done and this is typical of powerful leaders. I would rather hear, for a difference, about a powerful company that has done something for the less fortunate, instead of telling me what he promises to do. If he did this then I might respect Mr. Goleman and the Unilever CEO a lot more.

[@pranshudjain]

With the increasing amount of talks about the care for all beings on all levels; I would like to suggest the interested ones check out the principles of Ahimsa followed by Jains, the coexistence of all beings with the least harm caused to any. The most organic methods of living followed by the adherents and it's profound impact.

[@sergiovarela6692]

Por Favor Transcripción en Castellano, Gracias !!!!!

[@joshvanschaick4896]

"Belly Buddies," what an awesome idea!

[@lilysunshine3447]

Marshmallow test. Mindfulness for children part of the free lunch program.

[@saimak7079]

Someone had to say something thought to be noteworthy

[@tamaratomadeperez9887]

Unfortunately Dalai Lama has been wrong about the Pope as were many other of us

[@andria3a]

?????

[@BHaidacher]

It is a pity stepped into fields he does not understand: economics, climate change, environment and impact of humans in the world.

[@guharup]

Bakshish means tip, corrupt transfer of money is ghoos.

[@favouritetalkingheads500]

A lot green propaganda? It would have been nice if he stuck to the actual topic of the title?

[@CesarSandoval024]

@5:00

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[@DocZee2024]

That person who coughs is the most inconsiderate and impolite one. Couldn’t she/he leave for some times. Very annoying

[@alenasln3437]

Agreed!

[@amansingh-lj3tg]

It's nothing. Just don't pay attention to it

[@danieltuhkanen9446]

So If somebody jaa cough they cant attend 😛😂 i think you are

[@susanswinny588]

Mindful not= neurotic Danny Goleman: Adopt an attitude of compassion 🧡

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#RichardWolff

[@TinselDoll]

It's unfortunate that the words of Dalai Lama do not resonate with you, Daniel Goleman, when speaking about your President - Donald Trump. How petty and bitter your remarks about him, and you cannot bring yourself to give another, more appropriate example to illustrate your point. Practice what you preach. Or at last try the "Belly Buddy" technique to attenuate your poor perceptions of our President for you sound like a child when you bring him up in that context.

[@johndough6225]

Shut the fuck up.

[@tranquil87]

All of you brainless right-wingers sound the exact same when it comes to defending the worst president in history, it's genuinely spooky.

[@MindVersusMisery]

tinseldoll: In all fairness, this is a talk about mindfulness and implementing it into everyday life. Do you really think that The Donald is a good example of a person being mindfully aware of what he's causing in terms of societal consequences?

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[@AKinColo]

Thanks for ruining your talk with politics

[@buscrocop4120]

Promoting buddaism. You lost me.

[@michaelmaselly5298]

nonsense from the getgo