Meditation

Unlocking Potential And Improving Work, Life, And Wellbeing – Interview With Jenefer Hill

Unlocking Potential And Improving Work, Life, And Wellbeing – Interview With Jenefer Hill

Jenefer Hill is passionate about sharing the calming, clarifying, and transformative powers of meditation and mindfulness. Through her training services she supports those who seek to live and work with greater presence, ease, and focus. Jen began meditating in 2008, became a teacher, guide, and coach in 2016, and a meditation teacher trainer in 2021. Jen holds a Post Graduate Diploma in Guiding and Teaching Meditation and Mindfulness from the Australian Centre for Meditation and Mindfulness (ACMM), is the Founder of Right Brain Liaisons, and trains future meditation teachers at ACMM. Jen is a leader in empowering people and organisations to unlock potential and improve life, work, wellbeing, and health.

What is the difference between Meditation and Mindfulness?

What is the difference between Meditation and Mindfulness?

In today’s busy and fast-paced world filled with constant distraction and stress, the practices of meditation and mindfulness have emerged as powerful tools for cultivating mental and emotional peace, balance, and clarity. While the definition of these terms is not clear-cut, this article aims to shed light on some of the key similarities and differences between them. So what’s the difference between mindfulness and meditation? And does it matter which one we practise?

Bringing Mindfulness Into Your Day: Tips for Practicing Informal Meditation

Bringing Mindfulness Into Your Day: Tips for Practicing Informal Meditation

Being mindful as you engage in everyday activities, otherwise known as informal meditation, is a great way to reduce mind-wandering and overthinking that often causes stress and suffering. Practicing being mindful throughout your day is simple and quickly brings you back into the precious present moment.