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Mastering your emotions is not just “going through the motions.” Here’s why… [Friday: Mindfulness by Miles]

January 12, 2024

Miles Everson’s The Business Builder Daily speaks to the heart of what great marketers, business leaders, and other professionals need to succeed in advertising, communications, managing their investments, career strategy, and more.

A Note from Miles Everson:

Welcome to today’s “Mindfulness by Miles!”

How are you? We hope you’re having a great day so far.

We’re thrilled to share with you another useful topic for today’s article. Every Friday, we talk about health, well-being, and the future of work with a goal to help you boost your work life and personal life.

Today, we’ll delve deeper into an important aspect of our well-being.

Read on to know the crucial role emotion regulation plays in your life and gain a few helpful insights on how you can achieve better emotional stability. We also have an important announcement that you wouldn’t want to miss at the end of the article.

Miles Everson
CEO, MBO Partners
Chairman of the Advisory Board, The I Institute

Mindfulness by Miles

In the intricate tapestry of human experience, emotions weave a colorful and complex pattern that shapes one’s perceptions, interactions, and overall well-being.

That’s why emotion regulation, the skillful management of such emotional currents, emerges as a key player in the pursuit of mental and emotional harmony.

In this article, we’ll explore what emotion regulation is all about, its paramount importance, the health benefits it brings, and some practical tips to navigate this interesting terrain.

Photo from MedBridge

Understanding Emotion Regulation

At its core, emotion regulation involves the conscious and unconscious processes through which an individual navigates, monitors, and adjusts his/her emotional experiences and expressions.

This is the art of maintaining emotional balance in the face of life’s twists and turns, acknowledging the feelings that arise, and responding to them in a way that aligns with one’s personal well-being and societal norms.

Why is emotion regulation important?

  • Enhanced Mental Health

Several studies show that effective emotion regulation is closely linked to mental health. This means those who master this skill are better equipped to handle stress, anxiety, and depression, and are able to foster resilience in the face of life’s challenges.

  • Improved Interpersonal Relationships

Emotionally regulated individuals tend to navigate social interactions more smoothly. They express themselves authentically while considering the feelings of others, leading to healthier and more fulfilling relationships.

  • Optimized Decision-Making

Emotional regulation also contributes to clear-headed decision-making. By managing impulsive reactions, individuals can approach problems with a rational mindset and more thoughtful and strategic choices.

Aside from these, emotion regulation has several health benefits. These include the following:

  • Reduced Stress Levels

The ability to regulate emotions mitigates the harmful effects of chronic stress on the body and mind. This then contributes to the improvement of one’s overall well-being.

  • Improved Immune Function

Scientific studies suggest a link between emotional regulation and enhanced immune function. Researchers indicate that a balanced emotional state fortify the body’s defenses against illnesses.

  • Better Sleep Quality

Emotionally regulated individuals often experience improved sleep, as they are less likely to be plagued by racing thoughts and emotional turbulence that disrupt rest.

According to MBO Partners’ CEO Miles Everson, he’s also working on regulating his emotions better. It’s not that he’s emotionally unstable in the past; it’s just that he wants to experience the other benefits of having control over his thoughts and feelings.

However, he believes knowing and understanding the importance and benefits of emotion regulation is just the beginning. To fully experience its positive effects, one has to act on it.

So, for those of you who are wondering how you can better regulate your emotions, Everson shares a few tips:

  1. Practice Mindfulness – Engaging in mindfulness activities, such as meditation or deep breathing exercises, helps increase awareness of your emotions without judgment.
  2. Cultivate Self-Compassion – Treat yourself with kindness and understanding. Acknowledge that experiencing a range of emotions is a natural part of being human.
  3. Seek Social Support – Sharing your emotions with trusted friends or family members helps in verbalizing your feelings and provides a sense of relief and new perspectives.
  4. Develop Healthy Outlets – Channeling your emotions into constructive activities such as exerciseart, or journaling enables you to express and process your feelings.
  5. Set Realistic Goals – Break down your larger tasks into manageable steps. This prevents feelings of overwhelm and boosts a sense of accomplishment.

We hope all of these tips inspired you to regulate your emotions better!

Always remember that in life, mastering the art of emotion regulation is a transformative journey towards greater mental well-being. By understanding, valuing, and honing this skill, you’ll be able to navigate the ebb and flow of your emotions with grace.

Embracing the power of emotion regulation now!

You’ll see, this will open the door to a more vibrant and fulfilling life, where the colors of joy, resilience, and serenity paint a beautiful canvas of your overall well-being.


You might be spending time this January looking over your finances. However, before you move a single penny, there’s something you need to know.

According to my friend and colleague, and Chief Investment Strategist of Altimetry Financial Research, Prof. Joel Litman, there is a deep crisis unfolding—one that will decimate the American economy. In 2023, bankruptcies soared to 30%. Subsequently, 600,000 job openings disappeared. An unprecedented number of Americans are defaulting on their auto loans. Meanwhile, home sales continue to fall.

The situation is dire, and it’s about to get worse over the next few years.

The silver lining?

This is a great time to set up ONE particular type of investment!

Right now, your money is at serious risk in the places you likely have it. So, we highly urge you to check out this secure, easy-to-use type of investment. You absolutely need to know this if you want to protect and grow your wealth over the years.




(This article is from The Business Builder Daily, a newsletter by The I Institute in collaboration with MBO Partners.)

About The Dynamic Marketing Communiqué’s
“Fridays: Mindfulness by Miles”

High-performance businesses are run by people who think and act differently.

In other words, these are people who are high-performing individuals.

Companies and individuals of this kind have found ways to escape the grind of commoditization and competition by focusing on the RIGHT goals.

High-performing businesses and individuals are also “return driven” businesses and “career driven” individuals. They conscientiously develop unique capabilities and resources that allow them to deliver offerings in ways no other firm or individual can.

Every Friday, we’ll publish tips and insights from MBO Partners and The I Institute’s “The Business Builder Daily” newsletter.

These will help you gain knowledge on the things that Miles Everson, the CEO of MBO Partners, often talks about regarding the future of the workforce.

We’ll also highlight other mindfulness advice on how you can be a high-performing individual both in your career and personal life.

Hope you’ve found this week’s insight interesting and helpful.

Stay tuned for next Friday’s “Mindfulness by Miles!”

Cheers,

Kyle Yu
Head of Marketing
Valens Dynamic Marketing Capabilities
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