We’re living in the now, we no longer have a sense of future direction, and we have a completely new relationship to time. That’s the premise of Douglas Rushkoff’s latest book Present Shock: When ...

In 1975, Zen Buddhist monk Thich Nhat Hanh published "The Miracle of Mindfulness," and its themes, like the importance of living in the present, are still relevant today. While the popular book offers ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Remaining in the present is often easier said then done — at times, what we need is a reminder to appreciate what is directly around us.

The idea of “living in the present” is not a new one in the context of personal growth. It is about letting go of past experiences that tend to shape our response to current situations in order to ...

Most of us would agree that living more in the present moment sounds like a great idea. After all, our experience of spirituality, love, relaxation, and true joy comes from moments of being fully ...

Living in the now comes with a wide array of positive benefits. Mindfulness has been linked to everything from reduced anxiety to a better quality of sleep, improved digestion, and even enhanced brain ...