Podcasts about mindfulness exercises

A deep dive into one of the most essential Buddhist texts on mindfulness—The Satipaṭṭhāna Sutta, often referred to as The Direct Path to Realization. This episode's guest hosts explore its foundational teachings as presented in Venerable Anālayo's book, offering a clear, contemporary lens through which mindfulness teachers and practitioners can engage with this timeless wisdom. You will be guided through the Four Foundations of Mindfulness—contemplation of the body, feelings, mind, and dharmas—with a strong emphasis on direct experience over intellectual understanding. What You'll Learn in This Episode: ✔ A clear breakdown of the Four Foundations of Mindfulness ✔ How to contemplate the body through breath, posture, and impermanence ✔ What it means to observe feeling tone, mental states, and dharmas with non-reactivity ✔ The role of diligence, clear knowing (sampajañña), and mindfulness (sati) ✔ How these teachings support inner stability and confidence in guiding others ✔ Why direct experience, not theory, is the foundation of authentic mindfulness teaching This episode is especially helpful for mindfulness and meditation teachers, as well as committed practitioners looking to root their practice in traditional teachings while maintaining relevance in today's world.

In this episode of the Mindfulness Exercises Podcast, Sean Fargo sits down with global adventurer, bestselling author, and filmmaker Leon Logothetis—widely known as The Kindness Guy. You may know Leon from his hit shows The Kindness Diaries (on Discovery+ and Roku) or his new documentary The Kindness Within: A Journey to Freedom (now on Amazon Prime). But before inspiring millions, Leon was a finance professional living with deep depression and disconnection. He shares the raw and powerful story of how a movie, a motorcycle, and a radical choice to live from the heart led him on an around-the-world journey—relying solely on the kindness of strangers. This is more than an interview. It's a personal update and spiritual reflection on what it means to be seen, to keep walking through pain, and to live in service to love. What You'll Learn in This Episode: ✔ Why Leon walked away from a high-paying career to pursue kindness ✔ How deep pain led to a life-changing global journey ✔ What it means to “burn your ships” and surrender to the unknown ✔ The spiritual awakening that came from a sunset in Nepal ✔ How vulnerability, therapy, and tiny moments can shift your life ✔ The emotional power behind The Kindness Within documentary ✔ Simple daily practices Leon uses to reconnect with self and spirit ✔ Why your scars are not your shame—they are your story Leon's story is an inspiring reminder that we all have a choice: to live from fear, or to live from love. His path through darkness, and the strangers who helped him along the way, show us that there is always another way to live—one that begins within.

In this deeply personal solo episode of the Mindfulness Exercises Podcast, Sean Fargo, founder of Mindfulness Exercises and former Buddhist monk, shares a vulnerable update on his own mindfulness journey. Set against the quiet backdrop of a rainy day in Berkeley, Sean opens up about his recent conversations with Sophie McLean and Anthony Abbagnano—two teachers whose work has helped him reconnect to the power of self-love, purpose, and conscious connected breathing.  What You'll Learn in This Episode: ✔ How self-love and purpose are intertwined in the mindfulness path ✔ The role of conscious, connected breathing in healing and transformation ✔ Why even experienced teachers still wrestle with imposter syndrome ✔ A gentle practice to work with your past and envision your future This episode is an invitation to pause, breathe, and reconnect with the deeper “why” behind your practice. Whether you're a seasoned mindfulness teacher or simply finding your footing, Sean's reflections offer a spacious reminder that self-love is not a luxury—it's the foundation. Liked this episode? ⭐ Leave us a review and share how mindfulness enhances your professional practice!

As wellness professionals, we give so much of ourselves to others—holding space, offering care, and tending to others' needs. But in the process, we can forget to care for the one who gives. This guided meditation offers a much-needed pause to reconnect with your own inner well-being through the lens of mindful self-compassion. In this episode of the Mindfulness Exercises Podcast, you'll be gently guided through a calming self-compassion meditation designed especially for therapists, coaches, healthcare providers, mindfulness teachers, and helping professionals. Through body awareness, emotional presence, loving-kindness, and mindful breathing, this practice invites you to release tension, set compassionate boundaries, and reconnect with your inner strength and humanity. What You'll Experience in This Meditation: ✔ A gentle body scan to ground your awareness and soften tension ✔ Mindful acknowledgment of difficult emotions with kindness and care ✔ Loving-kindness phrases to foster inner support and compassion ✔ Breathwork to release judgment, guilt, and the pressure to be perfect ✔ Reflections on professional boundaries to support sustainable service ✔ A gratitude practice to honor your efforts and impact Whether you're navigating emotional labor, compassion fatigue, or simply feeling stretched thin, this meditation reminds you that your well-being matters just as much as those you serve.

Every mindfulness teacher, no matter how experienced, faces moments of doubt. But self-trust is not about being perfect; it's about believing in your capacity to show up with authenticity, care, and presence. In this episode of the Mindfulness Exercises Podcast, you'll be guided through a soothing affirmation-based meditation designed specifically to help mindfulness teachers, coaches, and professionals strengthen their confidence and connection to their inner wisdom. With each phrase, you'll be invited to gently reconnect with your purpose, deepen your trust in your voice, and reaffirm the impact of your work. What You'll Experience in This Meditation: ✔ Affirmations to build confidence in your skills and wisdom as a mindfulness teacher ✔ Encouragement to trust your intuition and presence when guiding others ✔ Reminders that growth includes imperfection, doubt, and learning ✔ Phrases to ground you in self-compassion, patience, and positive impact ✔ A calming, empowering space to realign with your purpose as a teacher This meditation is perfect for mindfulness professionals, educators, and guides who want to anchor their teaching in confidence, care, and clarity.

In this episode of the Mindfulness Exercises Podcast, Sean Fargo sits down with Emily Fletcher, founder of Ziva Meditation and bestselling author of Stress Less, Accomplish More. Emily, a Broadway star turned meditation teacher, shares her remarkable journey from high-stress performance anxiety to embodying mindfulness, meditation, and manifesting practices that have transformed over 120,000 lives. Together, they explore: ✔ How meditation cured Emily's insomnia and anxiety within days ✔ Why the Ziva Technique blends mindfulness, meditation, and manifesting for real-world success ✔ How meditation helps release stored stress and unlocks new levels of vitality ✔ The relationship between embodiment, sacred sexuality, and spiritual growth ✔ Insights into balancing the divine masculine and feminine within ourselves This episode offers inspiring lessons for anyone seeking real-world mindfulness practices, deeper emotional healing, and a fuller, more joyful human experience. It's a valuable listen for mindfulness teachers and meditators who want to integrate mindfulness not just on the cushion, but throughout every aspect of life. Connect with Emily: ⁠Website - Ziva Meditation⁠ ⁠Instagram⁠ ⁠Facebook⁠ ⁠Podcast - Why Isn't Everyone Doing This? Enjoyed this episode? ⭐ Leave us a review and share how mindfulness and meditation are enhancing your life and teaching!

When we pause and breathe with intention, we tap into the quiet power that lives within us—a nurturing, healing energy that moves through every cell of our body. This guided meditation from Mindfulness Exercises invites you to reconnect with your breath as a source of care, vitality, and inner balance. Designed for both mindfulness practitioners and professionals, this practice offers a gentle journey into whole-body breathing. Through visualization, breath awareness, and calming affirmations, you'll explore how each inhale and exhale can bring not only stillness—but also renewed strength, warmth, and presence. What You'll Experience in This Meditation: ✔ Breath as a bridge between your body, mind, and the universe ✔ Visualization of healing light moving through the body ✔ Gentle guidance to breathe with awareness, from chest to fingertips to feet ✔ Whole-body breathing to cultivate inner harmony and connection ✔ An invitation to ground, center, and nurture yourself with each breath Whether you're offering care to others or simply in need of a mindful reset, this meditation is a reminder that your breath can nourish and support you—just as you are.

Send us an email @ info@parentcoachesunleashed.com Diedra Perry, a certified HeartMath® Mentor and stress management coach, works with kids, adults, athletes, and leadership teams. She helps them learn to manage stress and build resilience through biofeedback and science-backed techniques. Her approach combines emotional regulation, nervous system training, and practical tools to optimize performance under pressure and in everyday life.Diedra shares real-life stories from her work with athletes, students, and her own family, revealing how simple breathing strategies can change the entire dynamic of communication, performance, and emotional regulation—on the field, in the classroom, and at home.This episode offers techniques to manage stress and build resilience for families. It includes actionable tips to help parents and children cope with stress and create a more connected home life.TakeawaysHeart-focused breathing quickly calms you.Resilience can be built by practicing these tools regularly, especially before stressful events.Open communication and resets at home improve family wellbeing.Timestamps00:00 "HeartMath: Exploring Heart-Brain Connection"05:24 "Recognizing and Resetting Hidden Stress"09:48 "Heart Focused Breathing Technique"12:25 Heart-Centered Breathing Meditation16:50 Children's Performance Anxiety18:49 Pre-Game Mindset and Breathing21:30 Client Practice Frequency Tips24:40 "Prepping Prevents Reacting"28:53 Child Leads Class in Breathing Exercise31:09 "Rewiring Brains at Any Age"33:52 Classroom Emotional Management Tool

In part two of our conversation with Vidyamala Burch, we dive into practical applications of mindfulness for pain and stress. She explains how habitual breath holding and tension reinforce pain, and introduces the concept of whole-body breathing as a way to unwind secondary suffering. Vidyamala teaches how to bring soft, embodied awareness to five key areas of the breath—the buttocks, belly, back, back of the mouth, and brain—which she refers to as the “5 Bays of the Breath.” This episode includes a guided body-based practice exploring these areas and encouraging fluid, receptive awareness to counteract pain and reactivity. What You'll Learn in This Episode: ✔ How to use mindful breathing to release tension and reduce reactivity ✔ The connection between resistance, breath holding, and pain ✔ An introduction to the 5 Bays of the Breath and how to apply them ✔ A guided body-based mindfulness practice for pain relief and grounding This episode is ideal for mindfulness teachers, health professionals, and anyone looking to deepen their understanding of how breath and awareness can transform pain into fluid, manageable experience. Connect with Vidyamala: Website Instagram Facebook LinkedIn Enjoyed this episode? ⭐ Leave us a review and share how mindfulness enhances your professional practice!

Grief can feel heavy, isolating, and unpredictable. Whether you're navigating the loss of a loved one, a relationship, or a chapter of life, this guided meditation offers a soft, supportive space to be with your emotions, just as they are. In this episode of the Mindfulness Exercises Podcast, you're invited into a safe, compassionate space to process grief mindfully, without pressure or judgment. Using gentle imagery, breath awareness, and compassionate presence, this meditation helps you honor your grief while staying grounded in your innate strength and capacity to heal. What You'll Experience in This Meditation: ✔ A calming, safe space to acknowledge and feel your grief ✔ Breath as an anchor during emotional overwhelm ✔ Gentle visualization: grief as a passing cloud in the sky of awareness ✔ Reminders that you are not your grief—you are the space that can hold it ✔ A practice of non-attachment and emotional resilience ✔ Permission to move at your own pace, with tenderness and patience Whether you are personally grieving or supporting someone who is, this meditation is a reminder that you are not alone, and healing happens one breath at a time.

In this episode, Vidyamala Burch, co-founder of Breathworks and a leading voice in mindfulness-based pain management, shares her personal story of living with chronic pain for nearly 50 years and how it led her to develop powerful mindfulness practices for pain and illness. She describes her early struggles, moments of insight, and the journey from resistance to resilience. Vidyamala outlines the key distinction between primary and secondary suffering, and how mindfulness helps reduce the emotional and cognitive layers of pain. What You'll Learn in This Episode: ✔ The difference between primary and secondary suffering ✔ Vidyamala's personal story of chronic pain and transformation ✔ The parable of the two arrows and how it applies to pain ✔ Practical metaphors like the cushion exercise and resistance loop ✔ Strategies for noticing and softening reactivity around pain ✔ The importance of recognizing your own resistance patterns This episode offers deep insights for anyone working with chronic pain—personally or professionally—and provides mindfulness teachers with grounded, compassionate tools to support others through discomfort. Connect with Vidyamala: Website Instagram Facebook LinkedIn Enjoyed this episode? ⭐ Leave us a review and share how mindfulness enhances your professional practice!

In a world that constantly pushes us to do more and feel less, this guided meditation led by Sean Fargo invites us to do the opposite: to pause, sense, and simply be. With gentle presence and deep compassion, Sean guides us through a practice of awareness without judgment—noticing the sensations, emotions, and energies of the present moment as they are. This practice helps us return to the body, reconnect with the breath, and cultivate an inner steadiness that allows us to meet life with openness and care. It's a space to slow down, let go of striving, and remember the quiet strength of being fully here. What You'll Experience in This Meditation: ✔ Awareness of body sensations, breath, and emotional tone ✔ Guidance on noticing what's here—without trying to fix or change it ✔ Permission to let go of judgment and just be ✔ Visualization of breathing with the whole body ✔ An invitation to meet this moment with gentle, embodied presence ✔ A soft closing that supports integrating presence into the rest of your day This meditation is especially supportive for mindfulness teachers, practitioners, and wellness professionals seeking to deepen their connection to presence—not as a technique, but as a way of being.

Cravings can feel intense... like waves that rise and crash, demanding our attention. Whether it's food, substances, technology, or habits, these urges can easily pull us out of alignment with our values. But mindfulness offers a powerful path toward greater awareness, resilience, and choice. In this episode of the Mindfulness Exercises Podcast, we offer a guided meditation to help you observe cravings without judgment and respond with clarity and compassion. Rather than pushing cravings away or giving in, this practice supports you in riding the wave of the urge—grounded in presence and empowered by choice. In This Guided Meditation, You Will Be Invited To: ✔ Recognize the physical and emotional sensations of cravings ✔ Cultivate a non-judgmental awareness of urges as they arise ✔ Visualize cravings as passing waves in the vast ocean of your awareness ✔ Anchor your attention in the breath and body to create space between urge and action ✔ Reaffirm that you are not your cravings—you are the awareness observing them Whether you're a mindfulness teacher, therapist, or practitioner seeking support in your personal journey, this meditation offers a practical and compassionate way to manage cravings with mindfulness.

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Are mindfulness and meditation the same thing? It's a common question... even among seasoned practitioners. While the two are deeply connected, understanding their unique qualities and purposes can transform how you approach your personal practice or how you guide others. In this episode of the Mindfulness Exercises Podcast, we explore the key distinctions between mindfulness and meditation, drawing from their ancient roots, scientific research, and modern applications. You'll gain clarity on how each practice works, when and how to use them, and which approaches may best support your mental well-being, emotional regulation, and spiritual growth. Whether you're a mindfulness teacher, therapist, coach, or curious practitioner, this episode will deepen your understanding and support more intentional choices in your practice. What You'll Discover in This Episode: ✔ The historical and cultural roots of both mindfulness and meditation ✔ How mindfulness differs from meditation in structure, intention, and setting ✔ The role of formal and informal practice in mindfulness ✔ A breakdown of various meditation styles—including loving-kindness, TM, visualization, and body scan ✔ What the science says: unique benefits of different meditation practices ✔ Common myths and misconceptions that hold people back ✔ How to choose the right practice for your goals, lifestyle, and personality Mindfulness and meditation are not one-size-fits-all. When we understand their differences, we can choose the tools that best support us—and those we serve—with greater clarity, intention, and depth.

In Part 2 of this two-part series, Mindfulness Exercises founder Sean Fargo and sales expert & mindfulness teacher Danny Grieco go deeper into the practical sales strategies that help mindfulness teachers successfully offer their programs to organizations. Many teachers struggle with pricing, structuring their sales conversations, and overcoming objections when selling mindfulness services. Danny breaks down the most effective approaches for navigating these challenges with confidence and integrity. What You'll Discover in This Episode: ✔ The biggest mistakes mindfulness teachers make when selling to organizations ✔ Why leading a sales conversation is key—and how to do it mindfully ✔ How to approach pricing and avoid undercharging for your services ✔ Overcoming common objections and resistance from potential clients ✔ How to guide organizations through a decision-making process with ease Danny shares real-world examples and insights from training hundreds of mindfulness professionals on how to ethically and effectively sell mindfulness programs. Whether you're just starting out or looking to refine your approach, this episode will help you confidently navigate sales conversations and land more opportunities. Listen to our first podcast with Danny Grieco here. Enjoyed this episode? ⭐ Leave us a review and share how mindfulness enhances your professional practice!

Grief is a deeply human experience—universal, yet profoundly personal. Whether it's the loss of a loved one, a major life transition, or the quiet ache for how things used to be, grief touches us all. In this special episode of the Mindfulness Exercises Podcast, we explore the healing potential of mindful self-compassion for those navigating loss. Rather than pushing grief aside or rushing through it, this episode offers a gentle, compassionate approach that honors the pain while creating space for healing. You'll learn how to meet your grief with awareness, kindness, and a sense of shared humanity—the three foundational components of mindful self-compassion. This episode includes a guided meditation to help you process grief with tenderness and courage, offering tools you can return to again and again. What You'll Discover in This Episode: ✔ Why grief is not something to "get over," but something to honor and hold with care ✔ How mindfulness helps you be present with difficult emotions without becoming overwhelmed ✔ How self-compassion can soften inner criticism and support your healing process ✔ The importance of common humanity in breaking the isolation of grief ✔ Practical mindfulness techniques like grief breathing, naming, grounding, and titration ✔ A gentle, guided meditation to support your grief journey with kindness and presence This episode is for anyone—especially mindfulness teachers, therapists, and wellness professionals—looking to deepen their understanding of grief and how to integrate self-compassion into their personal and professional practice.

One of the most critical responsibilities of a mindfulness teacher is ensuring students feel safe and supported in their practice. But how can teachers guide mindfulness in a way that is trauma-sensitive and accessible to all? In Part 4 of this four-part series, Mindfulness Exercises founder Sean Fargo explores the foundations of trauma-sensitive mindfulness, sharing key insights on how to create a safe, inclusive environment for all students. Sean also highlights the #1 success factor for long-term growth as a mindfulness teacher—community and teaching opportunities. What You'll Discover in This Episode: ✔ The importance of trauma-sensitive mindfulness and how to apply it ✔ Why mindfulness teachers must be aware of trauma triggers ✔ How to create a safe and supportive mindfulness environment ✔ How successful mindfulness teachers build long-term careers ✔ The role of community, mentorship, and ongoing learning in mindfulness teaching Sean emphasizes that mindfulness teaching is not a solo journey—building a network of like-minded teachers and practitioners is key to growth, confidence, and lasting impact.

Bringing mindfulness into the workplace can be a deeply fulfilling path—but many mindfulness teachers struggle with how to approach organizations, structure their offerings, and charge for their work with integrity. In Part 1 of this two-part series, Mindfulness Exercises founder Sean Fargo speaks with Danny Grieco, an experienced sales trainer and mindfulness practitioner, about the real demand for mindfulness in organizations today. They explore how mindfulness is more needed than ever in workplaces, why companies are actively seeking mindfulness programs, and how mindfulness teachers can begin positioning themselves effectively in this space. What You'll Discover in This Episode: ✔ Why now is the perfect time to bring mindfulness into organizations ✔ How to position yourself as a mindfulness teacher in a corporate setting ✔ Why mindfulness is valuable to companies beyond stress relief ✔ How to align your offerings with organizational needs ✔ The first steps to take when approaching a business about mindfulness training Danny brings years of experience training mindfulness teachers on ethical sales strategies, helping them confidently offer their services to organizations without feeling “salesy”. If you're a mindfulness teacher looking to expand your impact in the corporate world, this episode is for you.

In the rush of daily life, we often move from moment to moment without truly noticing what is happening within and around us. This guided meditation from Mindfulness Exercises with Sean Fargo invites you to pause and bring gentle awareness to your present experience—without judgment, without striving, simply observing. Through breath awareness, body scanning, and mindful presence, this meditation helps cultivate a deeper connection with the sensations, emotions, and experiences unfolding in real time. Whether you are new to mindfulness or an experienced practitioner, this practice offers a space to return to yourself with openness and ease. In This Guided Meditation, You Will Be Invited To: ✔ Explore gentle awareness as a foundation for mindfulness ✔ Tune into bodily sensations without resistance or expectation ✔ Cultivate presence and non-judgmental observation of your experience ✔ Embrace the rhythm of breath and stillness as an anchor to the present moment This meditation is designed for mindfulness teachers, practitioners, and anyone seeking to deepen their presence in daily life.

Many mindfulness teachers struggle with making mindfulness feel practical and relevant to their students. Without a clear approach, sessions can feel too abstract or disconnected from daily life. In Part 3 of this four-part series, Mindfulness Exercises founder Sean Fargo shares three key techniques to help mindfulness teachers bring mindfulness into real-world contexts, ensuring it resonates with students. This episode also covers the top teaching templates and credentials used by respected mindfulness professionals, helping teachers structure their offerings effectively and build credibility in their field. What You'll Discover in This Episode: ✔ Three proven techniques to make mindfulness practical and engaging ✔ How to tailor mindfulness teachings to different groups and settings ✔ The importance of using teaching templates for structured mindfulness sessions ✔ How to choose the right credentials and certifications for mindfulness teachers ✔ How to introduce mindfulness in a way that meets students where they are Sean emphasizes that teaching mindfulness effectively isn't about following rigid scripts—it's about adapting and making mindfulness accessible to diverse audiences.

What does it mean to cultivate inner peace, resilience, and wisdom in the modern world? How can we apply the teachings of monastic life to our daily struggles? In this episode of the Mindfulness Exercises Podcast, Sean Fargo sits down with Stephen Schettini, known as The Inner Monk—a former Buddhist monk who spent eight years studying Buddhist philosophy, psychology, and debate across Asia and Europe. Now a mindfulness coach, author, and speaker, Stephen shares his journey of transitioning from monastic life to everyday reality, and how he continues to help others integrate mindfulness into their daily lives. Together, they explore: ✔ The power of mindfulness beyond religious traditions ✔ The challenges of leaving monastic life and rediscovering identity ✔ How to apply mindfulness in a fast-paced, secular world ✔ Why embracing imperfection is key to deepening mindfulness ✔ The role of self-compassion in transforming personal struggles Stephen's story is one of courage, transformation, and deep commitment to mindfulness—showing us that no matter our background, we all have the capacity to cultivate an inner sanctuary of peace and clarity.

The desire to serve others is deeply ingrained in healers, therapists, coaches, and mindfulness professionals. But when giving becomes constant, it's easy to overlook the one person who also needs care—YOU. Overextension can lead to burnout, fatigue, and imbalance, making it harder to show up fully for those who rely on you. This guided meditation from Mindfulness Exercises invites you to cultivate balance between service and self-care. Through mindful awareness and visualization, you'll explore your desire to help others while also honoring your own well-being and finding harmony between the two. In This Guided Meditation, You Will Be Invited To: ✔ Reflect on your desire to help others and how it impacts your energy. ✔ Explore self-care as an essential—not optional—part of your work. ✔ Embrace the truth that taking care of yourself allows you to care for others more fully. This practice helps mindfulness teachers, therapists, and wellness professionals sustain their personal well-being while supporting others. Enjoyed this meditation? ⭐ Leave us a review and share how mindfulness enhances your professional practice!

Many aspiring mindfulness teachers struggle with self-doubt, fear of judgment, and imposter syndrome—wondering if they are truly qualified to guide others. What if confidence as a mindfulness teacher isn't about having all the answers, but about embracing your own authenticity and lived experience? In Part 2 of this four-part series, Mindfulness Exercises founder Sean Fargo shares personal stories and insights into overcoming fear and stepping into mindfulness teaching with confidence. He explores the second and third key aspects of teaching mindfulness, offering practical techniques to navigate imposter syndrome, introduce mindfulness in a way that resonates, and guide students with clarity and presence. What You'll Discover in This Episode: ✔ How to overcome self-doubt and imposter syndrome as a mindfulness teacher ✔ Why fear of judgment is normal—and how to move beyond it ✔ The power of presence and authenticity in guiding mindfulness ✔ How to introduce mindfulness in a simple, effective, and experiential way ✔ Why welcoming skepticism can strengthen your teaching Sean reminds us that teaching mindfulness isn't about perfection—it's about presence, humility, and a genuine desire to help others. This episode offers practical guidance for stepping into your role as a mindfulness teacher with confidence, clarity, and ease.

Even the most experienced mindfulness teachers and professionals face self-doubt. Often times, questioning their abilities, wondering if they are guiding others “correctly,” or feeling like they aren't enough. But what if confidence isn't about perfection, but about embracing authenticity? This guided meditation from Mindfulness Exercises invites you to release the weight of self-doubt and step fully into your unique presence as a mindfulness teacher. Through breath awareness, visualization, and self-compassion, you will be encouraged to trust yourself, embrace imperfection, and embody confidence from within. In This Guided Meditation, You Will Be Invited To: ✔ Observe self-doubt without judgment and gently release it. ✔ Reaffirm your authenticity as a mindfulness teacher. ✔ Cultivate confidence through mindful breathing and visualization. ✔ Embrace imperfection as part of the teaching journey. This meditation is for mindfulness teachers, facilitators, and professionals seeking to step into their role with greater ease, trust, and presence. Enjoyed this meditation? ⭐ Leave us a review and share how mindfulness enhances your professional practice!

The demand for mindfulness teachers has never been higher, but many aspiring teachers face self-doubt, fear of judgment, and uncertainty about where to begin. What does it truly take to teach mindfulness with confidence and credibility? In this first episode of a four-part series, Mindfulness Exercises founder Sean Fargo lays the foundation for effective mindfulness teaching. He shares insights from his personal journey—including his time as a Buddhist monk—and introduces the first key aspect of teaching mindfulness: embodying compassion. Through personal stories and practical guidance, this episode explores why self-compassion is the cornerstone of effective mindfulness teaching and how embracing it can transform both your practice and the way you support others. What You'll Discover in This Episode: ✔ Why mindfulness teaching is about presence, not perfection ✔ How self-compassion builds confidence in guiding mindfulness practices ✔ The power of lived experience in authentic mindfulness teaching ✔ How to overcome fear, self-doubt, and the pressure to “get it right” ✔ Why compassion—for yourself and others—is the foundation of great mindfulness teaching This episode sets the stage for understanding what it truly means to guide others in mindfulness. Whether you're new to teaching or looking to deepen your approach, this series will provide the tools to help you lead with clarity, authenticity, and care.

Teaching mindfulness is more than just guiding practices. It's about forming real, meaningful connections. But when exhaustion, self-doubt, or difficult student dynamics arise, how do we continue showing up with love, empathy, and presence? This guided meditation from Mindfulness Exercises invites you to strengthen your connection with your mindfulness students through the practice of loving-kindness. By first offering yourself compassion and care, you create space to extend warmth, presence, and deep respect to every student, especially those with whom you may experience challenges. In This Guided Meditation, You Will Be Invited To: ✔ Turn inward and cultivate self-compassion before extending kindness to others. ✔ Visualize your students individually and send them loving-kindness. ✔ Foster deeper connection and understanding in your role as a mindfulness teacher. ✔ Embrace empathy and unconditional care for all students, including those who challenge you. This meditation is designed for mindfulness teachers, therapists, educators, and professionals who guide others in their practice. It serves as a powerful reminder that the compassion we extend begins within. Enjoyed this meditation? ⭐ Leave us a review and share how mindfulness enhances your professional practice!

Burnout can slowly dim the passion that once fueled our work, leaving us feeling disconnected and exhausted. As healers, therapists, coaches, and mindfulness professionals, we dedicate ourselves to others. But how often do we pause to replenish our own energy? This guided meditation of Mindfulness Exercises Podcast invites you to step back, breathe, and reconnect with the deeper purpose behind your work. Through mindfulness, you will be encouraged to cultivate resilience, gratitude, and self-compassion. It helps you restore balance so you can continue to serve with presence and care. In This Guided Meditation, You Will Be Invited To: ✔ Explore mindful breathing as a way to ease tension and cultivate presence. ✔ Reflect on your deeper purpose and passion as a healer or mindfulness professional. ✔ Visualize resilience and strength to navigate the challenges of your work. ✔ Practice self-compassion and gratitude to nurture your well-being. This meditation is designed for therapists, coaches, healthcare providers, educators, and mindfulness teachers—those who support others and seek a practice to restore, recharge, and realign with their calling. Enjoyed this meditation? ⭐ Leave us a review and share how mindfulness enhances your professional practice!

Are you curious if you have any stored emotions or trauma that might be causing your illness, preventing you from achieving your or even just showing up as the best, authentic version of yourself? I invite you to take my FREE Stored Emotions and Trauma Quiz.In this episode, you'll learn how to use connection and gratitude to calm your mind in stressful moments, how to quickly diffuse tension using simple tools, and a breathing exercise that can help both adults and children find peace. You'll also discover how these strategies can improve your emotional responses in everyday situations.Timestamps:[00:00] Introduction[01:20] Why emotions affect your behaviour[03:10] Reacting poorly in stressful situations[04:55] Using gratitude and connection to calm down[06:40] How to shift your physiology during stress[08:00] The power of connection to diffuse tension[09:40] Importance of remembering your bond with others[10:30] How to shift from stressed to calm[12:00] The role of gratitude in changing your state[13:10] Practical exercises for tapping into gratitude[14:25] How gratitude helps shift you away from negative emotions[15:10] Colour breathing technique for relaxation[17:00] Using colour breathing with children[18:10] How to practice colour breathing in difficult situations[19:00] Why colour breathing is a simple but effective tool[20:10] How colour breathing impacts emotional regulation[21:00] How to use colour breathing in everyday lifeFind More From Dr. Stephanie Davis:Thrive Mama Tribe | WebsiteThrive Mama Tribe | InstagramThrive Mama Tribe | Skool

In this episode, we dive into the art of setting meaningful intentions for the new year by transforming your goals into mindful practices that nurture your mental and emotional well-being. Rather than just making New Year's resolutions that may fizzle out, we explore how to set goals with intention, turn them into sustainable habits, and track your progress with self-compassion. You'll leave this episode with clear, actionable steps to begin the year with purpose and mindfulness.1. Setting Meaningful Intentions for the New YearSetting intentions rather than just goals is a powerful way to approach a new beginning. We'll walk through 3 (ish) steps to help you create goals that align with your true values, not just external expectations or fleeting desires.2. Mindfulness Exercises to Incorporate into Your Daily RoutineMindfulness practices can help you stay grounded, focused, and in tune with your goals as you navigate the year ahead. Here are 3–5 mindfulness exercises you can integrate into your daily routine to support your intentions.Mindful BreathingStillnessStaying PresentJournaling3. Tips for Tracking Progress Without JudgmentTracking progress is essential to staying motivated, but it can often lead to self-criticism or frustration. These tips will help you track your goals with a non-judgmental, compassionate mindset.Join the Conversation:How are you setting your intentions for the new year? What mindfulness practices are you integrating into your daily routine? Share your thoughts with us on social media using the hashtag #MindfulNewBeginningsFollow Care to Change on Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/CaretoChange.org/Follow Care to Change on Instagram @care_to_changeSee our YouTube page hereIf you would like someone to come speak to your group about anxiety, depression or mental health, contact us for more details.If you are struggling and ready to take a step toward freedom, schedule an appt today.

In the concluding part of this powerful two-part series on Mindfulness Exercises with Sean Fargo, Baba Mendoza deepens the conversation about humanity's relationship with Mother Nature. Building on the foundational insights shared in part one, Baba emphasizes the urgent need for personal transformation, collective unity, and actionable mindfulness. Through his heartfelt words, Baba calls on each of us to embrace our role as stewards of the Earth, to reconnect with the gifts of nature, and to act with compassion and purpose. This episode is both a profound reflection and a call to action for mindfulness practitioners and leaders to heal the wounds of separation, nurture the seeds of unity, and embody the wisdom of Mother Nature in our daily lives. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In part one of this special two-part series on Mindfulness Exercises with Sean Fargo, we are joined by Baba Mendoza, a healer, activist, and peacemaker, to explore the profound connection between mindfulness and nature. Baba shares his heartfelt wisdom on how humanity can rekindle its relationship with Mother Nature, emphasizing that we are not separate from her but integral branches of her creation. Through his teachings, Baba inspires us to reflect on our personal relationship with the Earth and how mindfulness can guide us to a more compassionate, sustainable, and harmonious existence. This episode lays the foundation for understanding the gifts of the natural world and invites us to begin healing our collective relationship with the planet. Stay tuned for part two, where Baba dives deeper into practical ways to embody mindfulness and honor our connection with the Earth. Timestamps [00:01:00] Introduction [00:05:00] The Gifts of Nature: Baba reflects on how everything we use, from beds to food, originates from Mother Nature. [00:15:00] The Forgotten Connection: Why humanity treats nature as a separate entity and the consequences of this disconnection. [00:25:00] Nature as Ancestor and Creator: A spiritual perspective on the Earth as our living ancestor and provider. [00:35:00] A Call for Healing: Baba invites listeners to reflect on their relationship with nature and take steps to heal it. [00:45:00] Guided Silent Meditation: Baba leads a two-minute meditation to honor and connect with Mother Nature.

In this profound episode of Mindfulness Exercises with Sean Fargo, we are joined by Dr. Pamela Ayo Yutende, JD, PhD—author, pastoral counselor, and co-editor of Black and Buddhist. Ayo shares her unique insights on integrating mindfulness with ethical leadership and social justice. Drawing from her Buddhist practice and professional experiences, Ayo dispels myths about mindfulness being separate from activism, showing how mindfulness-based ethics can empower individuals to foster equality, compassion, and healing. Together, Sean and Ayo explore how mindfulness practitioners can engage in justice-oriented practices while staying true to the principles of awareness and social balance. This episode is an invitation to cultivate an ethical posture that embraces both personal growth and collective healing. Timestamps [00:01:00] Introduction [00:03:00] The Journey to Advocacy: How Ayo's experiences with the Brethren Volunteer Service and anti-apartheid activism shaped her justice orientation. [00:10:00] Mindfulness as an Ethical Practice: Exploring the roots of mindfulness in Buddhist ethics and its application in modern leadership. [00:15:00] Justice Through Compassion: Why mindfulness encourages compassion for all sentient beings, human and non-human. [00:20:00] Lessons from Leadership Ethics: A Buddhist perspective on compassionate governance, avoiding greed, and addressing poverty. [00:30:00] Redistribution and Generosity: The role of generosity in ethical leadership and social transformation. [00:40:00] The Power of Awareness: How mindfulness counters narratives of separation and conflict to build unity and truth. Connect with Pamela Ayo Yetunde Website: Buddhist Justice Reporter Books: Casting Indra's Net, Black and Buddhist

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Welcome to another enriching episode of Mindfulness Exercises with Sean Fargo. In this episode, Sean Fargo is joined by Erik Ireland, creator of the globally celebrated Listen to Sleep podcast, for a deep dive into how mindfulness and storytelling can transform our lives. Erik shares his personal journey and introduces his Awaken Your Myth method, a practical framework inspired by the Hero's Journey. Erik shares his personal transformation from acting to mindfulness and storytelling, shedding light on how each of us can awaken our unique inner hero. Also, he explores how mindfulness can help us overcome resistance, embrace transformation, and connect with our inner wisdom. This conversation delves into the ancient archetype of the hero's journey and its relevance to modern mindfulness practices, inspiring listeners to embrace their authentic paths. Dive into a rich conversation about the transformative power of mindfulness, the importance of storytelling, and how understanding the hero's journey can unlock your true potential. Whether you're a mindfulness teacher, a coach, or someone seeking inner peace, this episode offers profound insights and actionable tools for personal growth. Timestamps [00:01:00] Introduction [00:05:00] Erik's Journey: From acting to mindfulness—how Erik discovered the limits of external success and the power of inner work. [00:10:00] The Hero's Journey Framework: What it is and how it relates to mindfulness and personal transformation. [00:19:00] Breaking Through Resistance: Erik discusses how mindfulness helps us face and embrace resistance as part of growth. [00:29:00] The Myths Method Explained: A practical breakdown of the five pillars—Mindfulness, Yielding, Transformation, Healing, and Storytelling. [00:40:00] Guided Meditation with Erik: A visualization exercise to help you uncover your personal myth and inner wisdom. [00:50:00] Practical Applications: Sean and Erik share how to integrate mindfulness and storytelling into daily life for lasting change. Connect with Erik Website: Awaken Your Myth Podcast: Listen to Sleep Explore more resources from Sean Fargo and learn how to start your own mindfulness journey! Become Certified Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certification: https://bit.ly/MindfulnessCertify Trauma-Sensitivity Teaching Certification: https://bit.ly/METraumaSensitiveMindfulnessCourse Be a Part of our Growing Community Mindfulness Exercises Website: http://mindfulnessexercises.com/ Connect Community for Mindfulness Teachers: https://mindfulnessexercises.com/connect-mindfulness-community/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Mindfulness.Exercises/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/mindfulness-exercises/ Facebook: https://facebook.com/exercising.mindfulness Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tracey Meyers of Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers (LCL | MassLOMAP) and Bernardo Gustavo Cuadra from the Office of the Attorney General Nonprofit Organizations/Public Charities Division discuss mental health awareness for lawyers, excerpted from MCLE's 4/11/2024 live webcast: Mindfulness and Self Compassion for Lawyers. The full program is available as an on-demand webcast or an MP3 here.  Get 24/7 instant access to hundreds of related eLectures like this one—and more—with a subscription to the MCLE OnlinePass. Learn more at www.mcle.org/onlinepass and start your free trial today! Connect with us on socials!Instagram: mcle.newenglandBluesky: mclenewengland.bsky.socialLinkedIn: Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, Inc. (MCLE│New England)Facebook: MCLE New EnglandX (Formerly Twitter): MCLENewEngland

Did you know mindfulness can help alleviate pain? In this episode, Sean Fargo, founder of Mindfulness Exercises and former Buddhist monk, explains how to use mindfulness techniques to explore and manage pain with compassion.  Whether you're dealing with chronic pain or temporary discomfort, mindfulness offers a gentle, effective approach to alleviate pain without resistance. Mindfulness isn't about ignoring pain but engaging with it gently, helping you alleviate pain and build resilience. For best results, practice mindfulness daily or several times a week to gradually strengthen your ability to alleviate pain through presence.

Can mindfulness meditation be more powerful than medication? Studies show that mindfulness meditation can reduce chronic pain by up to 40%, sometimes even more—outperforming morphine's 25% average.  In this video, Sean Fargo, founder of Mindfulness Exercises and former Buddhist monk, explains how mindfulness meditation can help relieve pain, build resilience, and empower patients with chronic pain. Through mindfulness meditation, you can engage with your pain in a new way… reducing both physical and emotional discomfort. Whether you're managing pain or supporting others in their healing journey, this video highlights how mindfulness meditation can be an effective, empowering alternative to medication.

Curious about how to introduce mindfulness effectively? In this episode, Sean Fargo, founder of Mindfulness Exercises and former Buddhist monk, shares his approach to introducing mindfulness to different groups in a simple and relatable way. Rather than focusing on theory, Sean's method emphasizes experience, guiding new practitioners to connect with mindfulness directly. Learn how to: Introduce mindfulness by engaging others with real-life experiences Guide beginners to notice sensations and emotions without judgment Use foundational techniques to build an understanding of mindfulness Whether you're a mindfulness teacher or new to the practice, Sean's approach will help you see how introducing mindfulness can be both accessible and impactful. 

Have you ever been in a room filled with closed hearts, feeling the energy of resistance? In this episode, Sean Fargo, founder of Mindfulness Exercises and a former Buddhist monk, explores how mindfulness and compassion can gently help open a closed heart. Through Sean's thoughtful guidance, you'll learn how to hold space for closed hearts with presence and curiosity, creating room for healing and connection. Whether you're a mindfulness teacher or practitioner, this video offers profound insights on how to work with resistance and cultivate an open heart. If you're looking to deepen your practice or help others navigate these tender spaces, explore more resources from Sean Fargo below.

How do you handle distractions during meditation as a teacher? In this episode, Sean Fargo, founder of Mindfulness Exercises and a former Buddhist monk, shares practical advice on managing distractions in meditation practice, both for beginners and seasoned practitioners. Whether you're leading a group meditation or practicing on your own, Sean's tips will help you approach distractions with patience and mindfulness. This offers valuable strategies for making meditation accessible and supportive for all. For more mindfulness resources and teaching tips from Sean Fargo, check the links below.

How long do you need to practice mindfulness before you feel truly safe? In this episode, Sean Fargo, founder of Mindfulness Exercises and a former Buddhist monk, shares valuable insights on how mindfulness can help you release fear, calm your emotions, and find a sense of refuge in the present moment.

Anyone can guide others in mindfulness, no matter their age or experience. Even a 5-year-old can teach mindfulness better than you think. In this episode, Sean Fargo, founder of Mindfulness Exercises, makes a bold statement about how even a kindergartener can teach mindfulness. Through a touching story about his daughter, Sean explains why teaching mindfulness is simpler than most people realize. It's not about enlightenment or complicated techniques—it's about inviting people to be present in the moment. Sean shares how his 5-year-old daughter helps him practice mindfulness by asking, "How are you feeling? Can you bring gentle awareness to this moment?" This episode shows that anyone can guide others in mindfulness, no matter their age or experience. Teaching mindfulness is about offering others a moment to connect with themselves, without judgment or expectations. Discover why teaching mindfulness doesn't require years of practice or being mindful 100% of the time. If you're interested in learning how to teach mindfulness or want to become certified, check out Sean's Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certification Program for the tools and support to guide others with confidence. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Are you looking for simple and powerful ways to help your child stay calm, focused, and connected? Ready to help your little one discover the magic of mindfulness?

Feeling overwhelmed or stuck in challenging situations? In this episode, discover how to practice mindfulness even when life gets tough. Through real-life experiences from a hiking journey, Sean Fargo, founder of Mindfulness Exercises and a former Buddhist monk, teaches practical techniques to release resistance, embrace the moment, and find peace. With Sean's wisdom and gentle guidance, you'll learn how to turn to mindfulness as a source of strength and resilience, no matter how difficult life becomes. This can help you in softening resistance and finding ease in life's toughest moments. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Unlock the healing power of forgiveness with this humorous forgiveness meditation. In this unique and lighthearted approach, Sean Fargo, founder of Mindfulness Exercises and a former Buddhist monk, guides you through the practice of letting go while adding moments of humor. Whether you're working to forgive yourself or others, this funny meditation will help you release tension and find peace. Perfect for mindfulness teachers and practitioners, this meditation is an excellent tool to confidently guide others in the art of forgiveness. The mix of humor and mindfulness ensures that healing doesn't always have to be serious—it can be joyful and uplifting, too! Remember to subscribe to Mindfulness Exercises for more meditations and tools to enhance your teaching practice. Share this forgiveness meditation with someone who could use both healing and a smile. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, we explore how to practice self-compassion in difficult times, when life feels tough and overwhelming. Sean Fargo, founder of Mindfulness Exercises and former Buddhist monk, shares his personal journey of navigating discomfort and emotional strain while hiking in Yosemite with a heavy backpack. He uses the experience to illustrate how we can meet pain, frustration, and difficulty with kindness instead of judgment. He explores how mindfulness helps us stay present with unpleasant emotions and sensations, allowing us to care for ourselves in moments of struggle. This episode is a gentle reminder that when life feels hard, we can offer ourselves the same care we'd give a loved one. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Learn how to expect nothing and appreciate everything to reduce stress and anxiety. Unlock the power of mindfulness meditation with Sean Fargo, founder of Mindfulness Exercises and former Buddhist monk.  He guides you through a powerful mindfulness meditation designed to help you release expectations and cultivate gratitude. This practice is perfect for anyone looking to reduce stress, find mental clarity, and cultivate a deep sense of relaxation and gratitude. Whether you're dealing with a hectic day or seeking a peaceful night's sleep, this meditation will help you find calm amidst the chaos. If this meditation resonated with you and you're eager to guide others on their mindfulness journey, visit https://bit.ly/m/MindfulnessExercises to explore our comprehensive resources and certification programs. Together, let's spread peace and mindfulness across the globe. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this insightful episode, Sean Fargo, the founder of Mindfulness Exercises and former Buddhist monk, reveals the biggest myth that many new mindfulness teachers fall for—trying to force a specific outcome during meditation. Sean discusses why mindfulness meditation isn't about achieving a state of calm or bliss but about being present with whatever arises, whether it's pleasant or not. By dispelling this common misconception, Sean shares how mindfulness teachers can guide their students more effectively by embracing the present moment without judgment. Tune in to learn how to deepen your teaching practice and empower others through authentic mindfulness. If you're passionate about teaching mindfulness and want to learn more about authentic mindfulness leadership, check out Sean Fargo's Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certification Program at Mindfulness Exercises. You'll gain the tools and confidence to lead impactful mindfulness sessions in professional and personal settings. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/MindfulnessCertify Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to Episode 88 of the Sustainable Clinical Medicine Podcast. I'm your host, Dr. Sarah Smith, and today we'll be diving into a compelling discussion with Dr. Fabienne Moore, a physician and executive coach based in Atlanta. Dr. Moore shares her transformative journey from enduring the grueling demands of a categorical general surgery residency to carving out a fulfilling career in clinical research, public health, and executive coaching. In this episode, Dr. Moore opens up about the unsustainable practices she faced during residency, from facing physical exhaustion to falling asleep while driving. She recounts the pivotal moments and mentors that guided her transition out of clinical roles and into impactful work in health communications and consulting. We'll also explore Dr. Moore's personal growth activities, such as yoga, meditation, and equine therapy, and the profound effect they have had on her professional and personal life. Dr. Moore even guides us through a simple grounding exercise, the "5 Senses" exercise, aimed at bringing mindfulness into our hectic days. Here are 3 key takeaways from this episode: Prioritize Well-being: Dr. Moore emphasizes the importance of understanding and addressing the relentless nature of clinical demands. Her journey highlights the significance of seeking help and exploring alternative pathways when facing burnout and physical exhaustion. Sustainable Personal Development: From yoga and meditation to equine therapy, investing in personal growth activities can be a cornerstone for maintaining balance and enriching life outside of work. These practices can ground us and activate the parasympathetic nervous system, promoting a sustainable lifestyle. Clarity and Values Alignment: Dr. Moore's coaching approach focuses on values clarification and presencing. By understanding and aligning with our deeper values, we can ensure that our professional and personal lives are in harmony, providing a more resilient and fulfilling career path. Dr. Fabienne Moore Bio: In the words of her clients, Fabienne Moore is, "...an excellent coach, especially for a surgeon or physician, or really anyone in a high stress and physical workspace. She understands well the stress and challenges we face in this unique work environment. Fabienne was really able to help me dial in on my body's reaction to stress and how that plays out in the surgeon's arena. I also think she really helped me understand what I can and cannot control, also hugely important in a field where you are used to controlling the environment around you." A physician herself, with clinical training in general surgery, Fabienne works as a coach and advisor to physician leaders and executives. -------------- **** Charting Champions is a premiere, lifetime access Physician only program that is helping Physicians get home with today's work done. All the proven tools, support and community you need to create time for your life outside of medicine. Learn more at https://www.chartingcoach.ca **** Enjoying this podcast? Please share it with someone who would benefit. Also, don't forget to hit “follow” so you get all the new episodes as soon as they are released. **** Come hang out with me on Facebook or Instagram. Follow me @chartingcoach to get more practical tools to help you create sustainable clinical medicine in your life. **** Questions? Comments? Want to share how this podcast has helped you? Shoot me an email at admin@reachcareercoaching.ca. I would love to hear from you.