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For the last couple of weeks, I’ve been catching up on streaming videos from Creating A Mindful Society, the Mindful.org-sponsored event which took place in New York last month. Two segments stood out for me. The first was Richie Davidson’s brilliant keynote on the neuroscience of meditation—a clear and cogent outline of what happens in our brains as we train in presence and kindness. The second was a discussion of why, twenty years after publication of Jon Kabat-Zinn’s seminal book, Full Catastrophe Living, and with so much evidence pointing towards the benefits, mindfulness practice hasn’t yet become a part of most people’s lives....

To answer this question, Matt Killingsworth built an app to track happiness and let people report their feelings in real time. Killingsworth designs studies that gather data on happiness. (You can read more about Killingsworth and his studies). In this Ted Talk, he discusses the results of his study, mainly, that we’re often happiest when we’re in the moment. We’re at our unhappiest when the mind wanders. “People are substantially less happy when their minds are wandering than when they’re not....

There are a plethora of high tech android devices on the market that have been optimized for gaming. For example, with the ASUS ROG Phone 6 you can avail of a custom Samsung AMOLED display and you get a 6.78-inch screen that looks vibrant and a delight whatever you throw at it. It also has a 165Hz refresh rate which reduces the risk of your phone screen freezing during a gaming session....

McGonigal says when it comes to New Year’s resolutions, it’s not surprising that they are often broken by the second week of January: People come up with resolutions that don’t reflect what matters most to them, and that makes them almost guaranteed to fail. Even if that behavior could be very valuable and helpful—like exercise—if you start from the point of view of thinking about what it is you don’t really want to do, it’s very hard to tap into willpower....