Known as the Praxis Method, this versatile system helps to dramatically alter your life trajectory, track your progress along the way, and pivot your strategy when you feel stagnant or stuck.
What is the Praxis Method?
We’ve studied and condensed fundamental papers that built the principles of positive psychology. The Praxis Method takes the endless barrage of knowledge and theory out there and puts it in a format you can digest and take action. By implementing Praxis, you will be able to develop new life-changing habits, practice gratitude and formulate mindfulness techniques. Features include:
Mindfulness Praxis: Be more present, attentive and serene
Gratitude Praxis: Practice gratitude daily
Habits Praxis: Develop a new, life-changing habit
Daily journaling activities for self-improvement
Weekly reflection prompts to track progress
Backed by science and built on the principles of positive psychology
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Karst Karst are a company committed to making a difference. Their business is based around a question that seems so obvious once you’ve thought about it - why does paper have to be made from trees?
They explored various avenues before settling on recycled stone - their paper is 80-90% calcium.
To quote Karst directly - “Business as usual was boring anyway.”
