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  1. What a great post, Paula. I love getting mindfulness tips. It’s something I’ve been working on the past few years (I’m not sure it comes any easier as time goes on, but I value it, lol).

    1. Thank you Lisa, I have so many mindfulness things in my head to write about and explore this year as my WOTY.

  2. So much of what I do is on autopilot—I expect to learn a lot from you and your word this year!

    1. Thank you so much. I’m a fly by the seat of my pants kinda gal. I can’t wait to see where Jesus takes me on my Mindfulness journey this year.

  3. Such a lovely post and great tips and reminders! Thank you for sharing! Also, thank you for the visit and the sweet words! Happy week to you! Toodles, Kathryn @TheDedicatedHouse

    1. Thank you so much Kathryn and your so welcome. Wishing you a wonderful week ahead.

  4. This is great Paula, I love all of these mindfulness tips! I always try to be aware of the beauty of nature. Even when I’m inside I look for the deer in the backyard and the birds in the sky. I will try the Mirror of Compassion exercise and bake some cookies with love for Valentine’s Day. – Maria

    1. Thanks so much Maria. Isn’t it relaxing and peaceful to watch nature unfold around us right in our own backyards?

  5. Paula you have an interesting word for the new year. Thank you for all the ways you have suggested to be mindful. It is healthy and encouraging to pause and notice the many blessings that we have around us. I look forward to additional posts. Thank you for your comment on my post. SSPS #50

    1. Thanks so much Carol and you’re very welcome.

  6. This is wonderful. I always struggle to really put mindfulness into actual practice (like, how does it WORK?) but you have given some excellent examples and ideas. I love it. Pinning to share and save! Thanks for sharing this post at the Will Blog for Comments #20 linkup. Hope to see you there sharing more next week, too. 🙂

    1. Thanks so much Jen. I know what you mean when you say, how does it WORK. Lol. It’s my pleasure to visit with friends at your place.

  7. Thanks so much for linking up, participating, and sharing at SSPS 292. See you again next week!
    I love “Bake with love”

  8. The Canvas of Chaos- this is what I do while standing in those grocery lines. I am a people observer. Thank you for sharing at Gma’sPhoto ge•ner•ic Linkup Party. I look forward to ‘seeing’ you next week!
    Take care and best wishes.

  9. Paula, this post made me realize that fully (my OWOTY) and mindfulness (yours) have a beautiful way of intersecting. When I am mindful, particularly to the whisper of nature, I find I fully give myself to God. As I notice Him in the beauty outside, I cannot help but be more mindful of Him and worship Him. I think I am going to glean much from your journey 🙂

    1. Hey Joanne, thanks for bringing this to my attention about our words intersecting. That’s neat! Now I’m going to be mindful as I “fully” explore Mindfulness this year.

  10. Lovely post and reminder. Thank you! I’m going to try to remember these this week as I stress about the things I need to do.

  11. Thanks so much for your thoughtful words, Paula! Finding stillness in our world can be so hard but it’s so powerful! I appreciate your suggestions… some new and some reminders for me! It is in those still moments that I find God waiting patiently for me! THANK YOU!

    1. Thank you bunches and you’re so welcome.

  12. Love those everyday suggestions Paula which you’ve captured so well in a short phrase! Thanks for sharing with #PoCoLo

    1. Thank you Steph. I enjoy visiting with friends at PoCoLo.

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