Tired of the Constant Flow of Negativity? I am.
Let’s share a few moments – of hope, healing, and happiness.
Let’s choose the resilient option.
Have 10-seconds?
A tweet or two might be the perfect side helping.
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When one hand is injured, the entire body feels the pain. In today’s world, a compassionate spirit is even more imp… https://t.co/D3VtlzivGD
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RT @MayoClinic: #MayoMindfulness: What does it really mean? General internist @RichaSoodMD says practicing #mindfulness may help lo… https://t.co/licKUQELjV
Have TWO-minutes?
You might enjoy a Vlog post – an integration of science with timeless principles.
FEELING GOOD OR FEELING AUTHENTIC?
Sometimes (or often) feeling authentic can be more healing than feeling good.
SOMEONE UNGRATEFUL IN YOUR LIFE?
Sometimes the ungrateful can’t help it.
WHO IS REDESIGNING YOUR BRAIN?
People who you listen to, change the wiring of your brain.
CAN CRYING BE A GOOD THING?
Crying helps you heal emotionally, as well as physically.
HAPPIER: SIX IDEAS
Bring the wisdom of wellbeing research into your life.
HOW NOT TO FAIL DESPITE FAILING
Each spring, the crabapple tree in our backyard flowers, fruits, and come fall - sheds it all.
THE 5-3-2 PLAN
Three simple exercises, consistently practiced can transform our lives and relationships.
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Our Current Work
We are engaging with several different groups to help decrease stress and burnout, and enhance resilience, mindfulness, happiness, and performance.
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I almost forgot to share my background. Here is my short bio.
Dr. Amit Sood is a former Professor of Medicine at Mayo Clinic, former director of the Mind-Body Medicine Initiative and chair for student life and wellness. He is the creator of the Mayo Clinic Healthy Living Resilient Mind program and has authored multiple books including The Mayo Clinic Guide to Stress-Free Living, The Mayo Clinic Handbook for Happiness, Immerse: A 52-Week Course in Resilient Living, and Mindfulness Redesigned for the Twenty-First Century. Dr. Sood received the 2010 Distinguished Service Award, the 2010 Innovator of the Year Award, the 2013 Outstanding Physician Scientist Award, and the 2016 Faculty of the Year Award from Mayo Clinic. He was honored as the Robert Wood Johnson Health Care Pioneer in 2015. The Intelligent Optimist (formerly Ode Magazine) selected Dr. Sood as one among top 20 intelligent optimists helping the world to be a better place. In 2016, Dr. Sood was selected as the top impact maker in healthcare in Rochester, MN.
Finally, I get to gloat!!
These are some of my proudest moments. Forgive me for removing my humility hat!
Hearing the words, "I love you too"– from my then fiancée (that was 1992).
Holding my daughters as a newborn.
Being told I am a good chef.
Receiving hugs from grateful patients.
Dialoguing with His Holiness Dalai Lama.
Savoring the presence and sense of humor of Bill Coors as he turned hundred.
Supporting and speaking at Senator Elizabeth Dole's Hidden Heroes Campaign.
Taking a Picture with one of the U.S. ex-Presidents.
Receiving service, research, innovation, scientist awards from Mayo Clinic.
Spending time with Himalayan Yogis and Tibetan Monks.
Receiving standing ovation for keynotes (wish it happened more often).
