Gena Bean makes Boston more mindful with “Mindful Boston”
Mindful entrepreneur Gena Bean founded “Mindful Boston” to meet the ever burgeoning need for mindfulness in personal and professional life for Bostonians.
Articles by Corey Plante
Corey Plante is a soon-to-be graduate of Emerson College’s master's degree program in Journalism. He has experience in reporting, broadcast journalism, video editing, and producing radio stories (among other fields), with a special emphasis on creating multimedia content for the web. Entertainment journalism is his passion, with general arts and culture being a close second.
He founded Snippet Studios, an entertainment blog website soon after graduating in 2011 with co-conspirator Liam McCartney.
Corey hopes to one day become a magazine editor, documentary filmmaker, and all-around web entertainment journalist, although hopefully not all at once.
Business leaders harness the power of mindfulness
At a time when mindfulness is praised for far more than mere stress reduction, business leaders like Tom Coburn of Jebbit are exploring ways to harness the power of mindfulness to benefit their business.
Alternative mindfulness techniques focus on mindful living
As published research becomes more prominent and frequent practice more popular, the scope of what it means to be “mindful” is evolving — or it might be more accurate to say its roots are in a period of revival.
Local Yogi publishes book on doing “your om thing”
Mindfulness has gone vogue, a sentiment reflected upon by Boston-based yogi Rebecca Pacheco in her new book, “Do Your Om Thing: Bending Yoga Tradition to Fit Your Modern Life.” Learn more about Pacheco and her experiences.