Sometimes I do a short five-minute meditation, sometimes I do 20-minute meditation, I try and meditate at least 20 minutes per day, but sometimes, some weeks, I only do it five times a week and I'll just meditate for longer.
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Sometimes I do a short five-minute meditation, sometimes I do 20-minute meditation, I try and meditate at least 20 minutes per day, but sometimes, some weeks, I only do it five times a week and I'll just meditate for longer.
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Ideally for me, I like to do a 20-minute meditation at least three times a week, but sometimes because of my schedule and other things going on, I only sneak in a five-minute meditation once or twice a week.
I've been meditating for a very long time, more than three decades, but I confess I haven't been a consistent meditator until recently.