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109. Mindfulness Elder – Joel Levey

Mindfulness elder and pioneer Joel Levey is on today to share his experience. We discuss how practice shows, the early days of yoga in the US, the benefits of neurofeedback and biofeedback, motivation for practice, what can be measured and what can’t, quality vs quantity of mindfulness, what’s changed over the years, extended retreats, how it is to be silent for a year, telepathy, conscious relationship vs monasticism, meaning at work and mindful business, conscious capitalism, the business case for wisdom, ethical issues in applied mindfulness, what’s possible in organisations, how we rewire, VUCA, how mindfulness is now more than a nice to have and what’s being demanded in the connected modern world. He finishes with a practice for all of us.

http://www.wisdomatwork.com/MindfulnessPioneers/

http://www.wisdomatwork.com/UKLearningExpedition/

http://www.wisdomatwork.com/wp-content/uploads/Leveys-Mindful-Leadership-Wisdom-at-Work-Article.pdf


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