Encore: 24 Hours of Kindness

Encore: 24 Hours of Kindness

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What Happens in the Brain When We Improvise

Explore the neuroscience behind musical improvisation—and what it reveals about our natural capacity for creativity.Summary: Creativity may be more natural than we think. Research on musicians and children improvising at the piano suggests that improvisation can quiet the brain’s ...  Show more

Happiness Break: A Meditation For Connecting In Polarized Times

Having a curious approach to life can improve our mood, creativity and relationships. Scott Shigeoka leads a visualization exercise to help you approach someone you might disagree with with an open and curious mind.How To Do This Practice: Ground Yourself: Sit comfortably, close ...  Show more

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