Before the conversation
Slow down with Extended Exhale, then ground with Grounding 5‑4‑3‑2‑1.
Social Stress
Lower activation and keep your voice warm. FeelClear blends extended exhale, grounding, and simple mantra cues so you can handle tough conversations without tensing up. A few quiet resets help you recover mid‑conversation.
Slow down with Extended Exhale, then ground with Grounding 5‑4‑3‑2‑1.
Keep pace and voice warmth: a 4‑6 breath now and then and a short mantra phrase between segments.
Clear adrenaline with Open Awareness and close with two phrases of Loving‑Kindness.
Long exhales, grounding, and open awareness to slow down without going flat.
breathwork
When your chest is tight and thoughts will not line up, breathe in for four counts and out for six. Two to five minutes through the nose steadies HRV and melts tension so you can speak clearly.
somatic
Name five things you can see, four you can feel, three you can hear, two you can smell, and one you can taste. It pulls attention out of runaway thoughts and back into the present.
meditation
Sit and notice sounds, thoughts, and sensations coming and going without trying to fix them. Open awareness practice builds spacious, non-reactive attention.
meditation
Repeat simple goodwill phrases for yourself, a neutral person, and others. Loving-kindness training warms emotional tone when irritation spikes.
meditation
Repeat a neutral word or phrase on each breath. The steady rhythm quiets mental noise and helps you reset attention fast.
Strengthen communication, speaking tempo, and post‑interaction decompression.
meetings
A few cues that keep your voice steady and your thoughts clear.
meetings
Presence is the channel for your expertise. Steady your nervous system before, during, and after client meetings so your thinking lands.
evening
Put the day down so you can really be with your people.