Creativity has won battles, spawned languages, sparked oohs and ahs, and incited rapturous applause. And it might be the key to YOUR growth!
December 3, 2021
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About Lauren Hoffmeier
Lauren Hoffmeier was raised in the heart of New York City with a performance background in opera and musical theatre.
She is the author of “Mula and the Fly,” a picture book series that provides parents and teachers with a soft introduction to yoga. The fun characters and engaging stories promote a happy and healthy lifestyle to encourage positive mental wellbeing during early development.
Lauren is a certified vinyasa yoga instructor and graduate of Boston University. In this brilliant world of oddballs and misfits, she aims to inspire positivity by encouraging an international mindset of joy and uniqueness. Click here to visit her website.
October 5, 2021
If there is one lesson we’ve taken from the COVID-19 pandemic, it has been the need to breathe. But that applies to more than just us as adults. The practice of consciously breathing, or pranayama, is just as crucial for our kids!
June 21, 2021
Is laughter really the best medicine? Dr. Madan Kataria launched thousands of laughter clubs, inspired by one man’s search for hope in light of a life-threatening prognosis. That man went on to live for another 25 years. Science is now proving why laughter is so powerful and the benefits it offers all of us — and it all starts by nurturing human connection.
April 30, 2021
Since the start of the pandemic people have found creative ways to connect to their community through the power of song — from Italians singing on their balconies to the global spasm of Youtube vocalists. Why? Because music is medicine, and its power — and many benefits — come from something called resonance.
March 8, 2021
There was a moment in time when our chimpanzee ancestors gave rise to the homosapien by discovering the elixir of youth. It’s something called neoteny, which is the quality of slowing down the growth process, which is the very thing that made us smarter: we explored more, we practiced more, we played more.
February 2, 2021
There is no normal except the one universal standard that we are all human. We share the same space and want the same thing. Our essential human nature is to connect to that childlike joy and rest in the authenticity of happiness.
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