“You don't have to do it for four minutes… As long as you start to notice your own breathing… that's what does probably 80, 90% of the work.”

Luke Rogers Podcast · Masterclass in Stress Management | EP 14 - Nik Hawks

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Use a simple breathing pattern (four seconds in, four seconds out, or even two seconds) to control arousal, which they claim handles 80-90% of stress management work

80-90% of the work

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