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Waldinger emphasizes that mindfulness can be practiced any moment by simply paying close attention to current stimuli, such as the sounds, sensations, or thoughts, without judgment. This attitude diminishes attachment—a root of suffering—and nurtures compassion, which is vital amidst life's inevitable challenges.
Conclusion: Embracing Change and Cultivating Resilience
The collective insights from Kotler, Suzuki, and Waldinger reveal that humanity has enormous capacities for growth, resilience, and connection. Whether through fostering flow, reframing anxiety, or practicing mindfulness and compassion, we can enhance our well-being and performance.