3. 3
âMindfulness means maintaining a moment-by-
moment awareness of our thoughts, feelings,
bodily sensations, and surrounding
environmentâ (7)
What is
Mindfulness?
4. 4
âItâs about living your life as if it really
mattered, moment by moment by momentâ
John Kabat Zinn
(7)
5. 5
If âMonotasking is a
21st century term
forâŠpaying
attentionâ
MonoTasking
Or Mindfulness
It is a practice of
Mindfulness
(9)
6. 6
Mindfulness has many benefits
01
02
03
âstudies have found that mindfulness increases positive
emotions while reducing negative emotions and stressâ
âMindfulness enhances relationshipsâŠresearch
suggest...[it] make couples more satisfied with their
realtionshipsâ
âMindfulness helps us tune out distractions and
improves our memory and attention skillsâ
(7)
(7)
(7)
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âWhen weâre trying to focus on a
task, it probably doesnât help to have
our wrists lighting up with new
messages and reminders every 15
minutesâ
And Newtechnologies may make it
Evenharderto focus
(3)
13. 13
âWhat the net seemsto be doing is chipping
awaymy capacityfor concentration and
contemplationâ(5)
14. 14
Relationships & Technology
âFacebook could cause problems in relationships, by increasing
feeling of jealousy. Another group of researchers has
suggested that envy, too, increases with Facebook use.â(4)
17. 17
Features a âfree 10
day program with
10 minute guided
meditationsâ
Offers free
meditation programs
tailored to specific
age groups
A paid app that
provides users users
with 80 guided
meditations
There are 500+ meditation apps
Here are a few
Smiling Mind Headspace Buddhify
(11)(11) (6)
(11)
19. 19
19
âNeuroscientist Ruggero Scorcioni created a headset that
tracks brainwaves and blocks incoming phone calls when the
wearer is in a state of concentrationâ (1)
20. 20
Or should mindfulness be modernized
for the digital age?
âWeâve studies multi-tasking and found that if youâre
open and keep the boundaries loose, it can be an
advantageâ
âWhat you want is soft openness- to be attentive to the
things youâre doing but not single minded, because then
youâre missing other opportunitiesâ
(8)
(8)
- Harvard Professor Ellen Jane Langer
- Harvard Professor Ellen Jane Langer
21. 21
While not without challenge, through the use of
assistive technology and flexible thinking it is
possible to maintain mindfulness in the digital age
22. 22
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