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3 Tips for Mindfulness (Without the Bullsh*T) with Poppy Jamie

By Poppy Jamie — 2019

British entrepreneur, Poppy Jamie is the founder of the science-backed mindfulness app “Happy Not Perfect.” In this video, she talks us through the functions of the app, and if you skip to a little later on, leads us in an empowering meditation to set our minds straight.

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