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MBP 20. Do More In Less Time - Mindful Based Time Management - Tom Evans

Author
Paul Averill
Published
Wed 28 Mar 2018
Episode Link
https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/themanbits/MBP_20.__Mindfulness_Based_Time_Management_with_Tom_Evans.mp3

Tom Evans, an unexpected author and a meditation guide. He wrote his first book by accident 10 years ago. He discovered meditation in his 40's and has spent 10 years studying metaphysics. He's passionate teaching how people can expand their consciousness to bring real-world benefits. 2 years ago, his meditation was rediscovered in an app called, Insight Timer. Tom also hosts The Zone Show Podcast. Listen as Tom shares his journey from being a BBC engineer to becoming a meditation guide, what meditation is and how one can do it, how mindfulness-based time management can help people, and the reasons why people procrastinate. Join our growing MBP Facebook Community Check us out at Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Episode Takeaways:
  • Meditation doesn't have to be formal and tedious — it only takes 10 minutes a day to connect with your thoughts.
  • Procrastination is the result of fear.
  • When your head, heart, and gut are in alignment, your decisions will be confidently and calmly made.
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