I’ve just finished Gretchen Rubin’s chapter on mindfulness.  Yesterday, I gave up early, but today I stayed with her and kept my mind on her words.   As I mentioned previously, the ending chapters are much shorter than how she started the book so I can, at least, sense a small accomplishment more quickly.  I’m still quite impressed with her vulnerability in exposing her quirks so freely.  I’m still annoyed that she often lets blog responders do too much of her writing. 

However, one of them taught me something very clever that I intend to do today!  I can’t possibly give credit where it is due, because Rubin didn’t provide the readers’ name, but the responder came up with the idea, having to retype them again and again, to change all of his or her passwords to fit a goal “[l]ike a mantra.”   Awesome!  I’m on it.