Feeling stressed, anxious, or overwhelmed? You don’t always need a 30-minute practice to reset.

In this conversation, meditation teachers Chris Walton and Dan Conneely explore the power of micro-meditations—short practices you can do anywhere, anytime.

We share:

🧠 How to notice “micro-stress” in daily life

💨 Simple breathwork and body awareness techniques

💨 Why exhaling longer calms your nervous system

🧐 How curiosity changes your relationship with pain or anxiety

✔️ Practical examples you can try in the shower, office, or even the saunaThese small pauses can help you return to stillness, recharge your energy, and reset your nervous system in just a few breaths.

👉 If you’ve ever thought “I don’t have time to meditate,” this video is for you.

[0:00] What is charm?

[0:47] Acting on positive impulse

[1:40] Dan’s examples, selling his house

[4:49] Evolutionary Desire - impulse without attachment

[7:49] Chris’ example, less trying = more results

[8:19] Noticing when other people seem charmed

[9:02] Greater intelligence?

[10:44] A palate cleanse or a blank canvas

[12:39] Developing trust in your choices

[0:00] Two Aspects of 'Being in the world'.[0:38] Bringing meditation calmness into the world.[3:54] Actively stepping into peace vs waiting for something to change.[5:04] Reveal it, feel it, heal it.[6:25] Chris talks about ruminating.[8:24] Don't overlook those little moments.[9:18] Meditation is not just a mental exercise[10:43] The connection with CBT (Body-fulness).[14:08] Meditation as escape or for unhelpful detaching.