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Closet Nymph's avatar

Brilliant

Sheri Handel's avatar

The two of you are amazing. I wouldn't have connected how we eat with speaking. I'm always catching up. This is a good practice to engage in. I'm going to consider it.

Dr. Jane Bormeister's avatar

It’s fascinating what’s connected. Eating, attention, state, and then how we show up in conversations.

Dennis Berry's avatar

Love it! We need to slow our brains down to live (and eat) mindfully. 🔥

Dr. Jane Bormeister's avatar

Yes — slowing down the brain often starts with slowing down the body. Eating is one of the simplest ways to practice that.

Kaitlin LaRosa's avatar

This is very intriguing to me, especially because since starting my corporate job where not stopping for lunch is the culture and unspoken expectation - always eating as you work. I will be trying this !!

Dr. Jane Bormeister's avatar

That culture is powerful. Let’s see what happens when you quietly opt out, even for 10 minutes.