Mindfulness has become one of those words that seems to be everywhere. You hear about mindfulness in health, fitness, psychology, meditation, workplaces, schools, relationships, and even advertising. It is often presented as a simple solution to stress: slow down, breathe, be present, and everything will feel better. There is some truth behind that idea, but

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