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Wake-Up Routines to Kickstart Your Joy and Success
Make Waking Up Sacred Starting your day with intention can transform not only when you wake up but your entire life. When you wake up and move through your morning with purpose, you set a tone of calm, clarity, and confidence that carries you through challenges and opportunities alike. I’ve found that cultivating productive wake-up habits is a gentle yet powerful way to nurture your spirit and prepare your mind for success. Let’s explore how you can create a wake-up routine
Dr. Diana Navarro, Ph.D
Nov 34 min read


Box Breathing for Calm and Focus
Thank you for joining us here for Day 3 of the Breathwork Challenge Box breathing is one of the most popular breathwork techniques because it is easy to learn and works quickly. It is often used by athletes, military personnel, and people under high stress because it helps calm the mind while improving focus. The best part is that you do not need any equipment, special training, or a quiet space. You just need a few minutes and your breath. Box breathing is a structured way
Dr. Diana Navarro, Ph.D
Oct 312 min read


The Power of Deep Breathing
Welcome back to the Breathwork Challenge! Most people breathe shallowly without realizing it. Shallow breathing keeps your breath in your chest, instead of allowing it to travel deep into your belly. This type of breathing can actually trigger your body’s stress response, leaving you feeling tense or anxious. The good news is that learning to breathe deeply can help reverse this cycle. Deep breathing is exactly what it sounds like. You bring your breath down into your belly,
Dr. Diana Navarro, Ph.D
Oct 312 min read


Discover the Power of Breath: A 10-Day Journey to Calm and Clarity
Embrace Your Breath for Transformation Over the next ten days, you will uncover how something as simple as your breath can profoundly affect your body, mind, and overall well-being. Breathwork is not about overhauling your lifestyle or adding a complicated practice to your day. Instead, it’s about learning to work with your breath. This practice can help you feel calmer, more present, and more in control of your stress. Many people go through their day barely noticing how the
Dr. Diana Navarro, Ph.D
Oct 253 min read
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