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CZ 075: Donald Altman, International mindfulness expert, Author, former Buddhist monk

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Donald Altman was a fascinating person to chat with. His background is in psychotherapy, he's a former Buddhist monk, and grounded in a lot of research and science that comes through on almost every topic that we discuss together. We talked about:

  • Being a buddhist monk at the age of 40 and how this formalized his meditation practice
  • How a Cadbury chocolate egg at the monastery taught him a lot about understanding himself
  • What studies show about our mind wandering and our happiness
  • His latest book, Reflect, and how it can be used as it's own meditation practice
  • Reflection vs. rumination
  • The underlying reasons for mindless eating
  • Uncovering the true essence of ourselves
  • How to navigate the seemingly daunting task of facing our past trauma
  • How research has shown the power that gratitude can have in our lives

Get Donald's new book, Reflect, by entering promo code DONALD10 when you checkout! Get it here: https://www.pesi.com/

Donald's website

Reflect Community

Upcoming E-course from Donald

https://www.trackyourhappiness.org/

  continue reading

101 episodes

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Donald Altman was a fascinating person to chat with. His background is in psychotherapy, he's a former Buddhist monk, and grounded in a lot of research and science that comes through on almost every topic that we discuss together. We talked about:

  • Being a buddhist monk at the age of 40 and how this formalized his meditation practice
  • How a Cadbury chocolate egg at the monastery taught him a lot about understanding himself
  • What studies show about our mind wandering and our happiness
  • His latest book, Reflect, and how it can be used as it's own meditation practice
  • Reflection vs. rumination
  • The underlying reasons for mindless eating
  • Uncovering the true essence of ourselves
  • How to navigate the seemingly daunting task of facing our past trauma
  • How research has shown the power that gratitude can have in our lives

Get Donald's new book, Reflect, by entering promo code DONALD10 when you checkout! Get it here: https://www.pesi.com/

Donald's website

Reflect Community

Upcoming E-course from Donald

https://www.trackyourhappiness.org/

  continue reading

101 episodes

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