EASY. ENGAGING. EFFECTIVE.

You don’t even do the practice.

You just coach your brain to use mindfulness.

That’s like reaching your ideal weight by coaching someone else to do the diet and exercise.

THE RESEARCH BEHIND

MINDFULNESS PATHFINDING

The research into mindfulness, neuroplasticity, and positive psychology is exploding!

I am constantly digging into the latest studies and writing about the findings.

But perhaps the best way for you to check out the case for Mindfulness Pathfinding is my book STOP!

THE PREMISE

For any situation, problem, or goal you have, your non-conscious mind (your “Navigator”) gathers and processes relevant data about conditions and opportunities and determines your best path forward.

This guidance is communicated to your brain which is at the controls ( your “Pilot”).

Your Pilot doesn’t always listen to your better informed Navigator. Sometimes s/he decides s/he knows better because over the years s/he has acquired a unique perspective of things which is now wired in.

The level of fulfillment you get, the quality of your success is a function of your Navigator’s guidance minus your Pilot’s interference.

Mindfulness Pathfinding helps your Pilot let go of her/his fear-based biases, and reconnect with the better informed guidance of your Navigator.

You always get your best outcome when you use Mindfulness Pathfinding.

THE TECHNIQUE

1) Choose a name to use to address your brain.

2) Choose a “project” you want your brain to work on.

3) If you choose, use S.T.O.P before you begin Pathfinding.

     S Step back from all the noise.

     T Take a deeper breath and then just let go.

     O Observe what’s going on in your body: jaw, shoulders, seat, and stomach.

     P Proceed with Pathfinding.

4) Ask your brain,

     “What comes up when you focus on leveling up fulfillment here?”

5) Wait and see what your brain says comes up.

6) Triage what comes up.

     If you don’t immediately recognize it as something useful, label it, and table it. (Just say what it is - image, word, feeling - and leave it for future reference.)

     If you do recognize it as something useful (an insight, inspiration, intuition, impulse to action, positive physical feeling, etc.) acknowledge that.

     At this point you may choose how you want to proceed depending upon the nature of what comes up and your own needs and inclinations.

     You may choose to pause the Pathfinding and record what came up, or explore that more by making it your project, or just mentally note what came up and continue the Pathfinding.

7) After triaging what comes up, continue Pathfinding. Ask your brain, “What else comes up when you focus on leveling up fulfillment here?”

8) Do this for as long as you choose.

Those are the basic steps. If you like this approach and want to use it for your “project,” just...

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I’m Peter M Fellows.

I am a Mindfulness Intervention Coach

and I crafted Mindfulness Pathfinding

to empower the millions left behind by

mindfulness meditation.