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    3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
    612-822-4611

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One Breath, One Choice: A Simple Way to Regain Control

One Breath, One Choice: A Simple Way to Regain Control

Ravik, Selma

Paperback

CognitionMeditationSelf-Help

ISBN10: 8169888239
ISBN13: 9788169888233
Publisher: Mindful Pages
Published: Sep 15 2026
Pages: 374
Weight: 1.10
Height: 0.83 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
You cannot control every trigger, but you can change what happens next. One Breath, One Choice gives you a simple method for the moment you feel yourself tipping into a familiar spiral: anger that sharpens your words, worry that will not let go, panic that makes everything feel urgent, or avoidance that postpones your life. Instead of asking you to become a calmer person in theory, it shows you how to take a single deliberate breath and use the brief space it creates to make one better decision. This is a practical guide to building a repeatable reset you can use at work, at home, in conversations, and in your own head. You will learn how the trigger response gap works, how to create a one breath reset without forcing yourself, and how to pair that pause with a clear next action that fits the situation. The book also covers what to do when emotions run high, including anger pause practice, everyday emotional regulation, and conservative panic calming tools that emphasise steadiness and support rather than bravado. If you want simple mindfulness that does not require long sessions, special gear, or perfect conditions, this approach is for you. You will build impulse control skills through small repetitions and durable micro habits, and you will learn when a grounding breath is enough and when it is wise to bring in more help. The promise is modest and meaningful: fewer automatic reactions, more intentional next choices, and a way back to yourself that you can practise anytime.

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