Wellness

Breathwork to improve energy and motivation - with Jojo Struys

Releasing stuck energy creates space for fresh energy that can benefit both mind and body

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 27 Mar 2021 8:00AM

Breathwork to improve energy and motivation - with Jojo Struys
Engage in deep, mindful breathing to calm and focus your mind. – Pixabay pic, March 27, 2021

by Jojo Struys

AS we slow down the pace of our breath, we also slow down the pace of our thoughts and daily stresses. 

We also expand the capacity for our lungs to take in more oxygen, especially when we engage in deep breathing. This can help to bring the mind into a calmer and more focused state for increased productivity. 

Join Jojo for this calming yet energising breathing exercise as she guides us through progressive lengthening of each exhale. 

Every time we breathe out, we are able to release stuck energy or toxins and create space for fresh oxygen and energy to enter which has a positive effect on our mood and motivation levels. – The Vibes, March 27, 2021

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