Author: Milena Guziak
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Personality Traits, Individual Differences and Nature Connection
Research suggests that personality traits and individual differences can influence an individual’s level of connection with nature. Some studies have found that people who score high on personality traits such as openness to experience, conscientiousness, and emotional stability tend to have a stronger connection with nature.
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Wabi-sabi and Shinrin Yoku: Finding Beauty in Imperfection and Nature
Wabi-sabi and Shinrin Yoku are two Japanese concepts that celebrate the beauty of imperfection and the natural world. Wabi-sabi is a philosophy and aesthetic that values simplicity, imperfection, and the natural beauty of materials. Shinrin Yoku, or forest bathing, is a practice that involves immersing oneself in nature to promote physical and mental well-being.
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Imagine you are a Shinrin Yoku Guide
Visualization can be a powerful tool for Shinrin Yoku guides to prepare themselves before a session and create a positive mindset. Here are some ways to apply visualization techniques before a Shinrin Yoku session:
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What does it mean to live a meaningful life through your bussiness?
Living a meaningful life through your business means aligning your business with your personal values and using it as a vehicle for creating positive change in the world. It involves going beyond simply making a profit and instead focusing on how your business can have a positive impact on people’s lives and the world around…
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Finding your WHY
Finding your “why” can be a transformative process that can help you build a business that is both meaningful and successful. By reflecting on your values, strengths, experiences, and impact, and articulating your purpose or belief, you can create a clear sense of direction and purpose for your busines
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How self-worth relates to the price of your Shinrin Yoku session
As service providers, we often struggle with determining the right price for our services. Research in the field of psychology has shown that there can be a link between self-worth and the prices people charge for their services. Let’s take a closer look at this relationship and how it can impact our pricing decisions.
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How to overcome guilt related to charging for your Shinrin Yoku session
Feeling guilty about charging for your services is a common issue for many people, especially those who are new to entrepreneurship or working in the helping professions. However, it’s important to recognize that charging for your services is necessary to sustain your business and continue providing value to your clients. Here are some strategies that…
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Determining a price of your Shinrin Yoku session
If you are a Shinrin Yoku guide or are interested in offering Shinrin Yoku sessions, one important consideration is determining a fair price for your services. Here are some factors to consider when setting a price for a Shinrin Yoku session:
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Becoming a CEO of your life
The book teaches readers how to develop the skills and mindset needed to become the “CEO of their own life.” It covers topics such as goal-setting, time management, leadership, and financial management, among others.
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Tips On Guiding Participants During A Shinrin-Yoku Session
Here are some tips on guiding people during a Shinrin Yoku (Forest Bathing) session