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Embracing Meditation

Judson reflects on the stress he experienced during his senior year of college and the early days of medical school, leading him to explore meditation as a coping mechanism. Despite initially falling asleep during his practice, he committed to mindfulness, discovering its benefits even in challenging situations like boring lectures. His journey highlights the importance of persistence and finding solace in breath work amidst life's curveballs.
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    Encore - Judson Brewer - Addiction and Habit Change

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    • I'd like to discuss a period of acute stress that I went through. Two years ago, I took on a big promotion and moved to a new city where I knew no one. I also started an intensive exercise regime for the first time in my life. I'm in my mid-thirties and emotionally sensitive. Some people in my job were toxic personalities who were later removed for bullying behavior. Physical manifestations of stress became apparent, resulting in me seeking medical advice to confirm I was okay. Eighteen months on, I'm doing well. I've cut back on alcohol and caffeine, improved my diet, and started meditating. However, I've stopped exercising because I'm afraid the physical symptoms of stress will appear again. I've never been afraid of exercise before. How can I overcome this fear and reintroduce exercise into my routine?

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