Just had an email from Spotify offering a free headspace account with Spotify Student subscription.
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fishmaster
24 Apr 178#9
Headspace = paying for something that you can do for free and should be free. Hipsters ruining everything, they ruined beards.
Shard
25 Apr 177#15
For those as lazy as me
"Headspace is an app with hundreds of voice-guided meditations, spoken by world-renowned expert Andy Puddicombe. You'll get a subscription to the full app"
aurora
25 Apr 175#17
I didn't like Headspace. Apart from not getting on with the content, I don't think the guy has the right voice for guided meditations. I much prefer the Insight Timer - hundreds and hundreds of guided meditations and it's totally free. Also the basic version of Destressify is free, though only a few guided meditations.
If you can find Jon Kabat Zinn's guided meditations online or on a cd, they are excellent, especially the Body Scan. Also, Tara Brach has a lot of stuff online (and on the Insight Timer) and I find her meditations very good.
thearbiter65 to WaxMechaniK
24 Apr 173#11
You could do one student membership for you (£4.99), one for your mum (£9.99) and then get this included. You'll being paying the same amount (in fact you will save 1p!)
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jrawlins28
24 Apr 172#1
Brilliant app
revdesol
24 Apr 17#2
scorchio!
Asya86
24 Apr 17#3
I've done the whole process and installed the app - how do I make the app recognise I should have the premium version now? Really confused...
prize1 to Asya86
24 Apr 17#4
just log out of the app and back in
padamowicz93
24 Apr 171#5
What does the app do?
JustExtreme to padamowicz93
25 Apr 17#29
It produces a hole in your head so you have space to store miscellaneous items.
robinthebobin
24 Apr 17#6
Wish I still had my student account. Anyone have any tips on how to get one?
penguinman93 to robinthebobin
25 Apr 171#13
I remember seeing some ways to get an NUS card in here without being a student a few weeks back. NUS lets you get student Spotify so should work.
robertr to robinthebobin
25 Apr 17#22
Become a student ;-)
crazylegs to robinthebobin
25 Apr 17#24
Become a student!
rickygosling7 to robinthebobin
25 Apr 17#26
sign up to the cheapest ecareers course for about £1.50 then you can get an NUS card and all the student discounts associated with it.
martins_uk to robinthebobin
25 Apr 17#31
If you are a graduate, then you might be able to get an NUS Alumni card. Enter your email address (any valid email will do), then select the place you graduated from. It worked for me:
Don't know what the app is, but I got it anyways! Heat just because it's free!!
myskepticsight
24 Apr 17#8
Amazing offer!
fishmaster
24 Apr 178#9
Headspace = paying for something that you can do for free and should be free. Hipsters ruining everything, they ruined beards.
callum84 to fishmaster
25 Apr 172#14
Going to disagree on the first point. Have bought countless books on meditation and mindfulness but could not relax enough to get started.
This worked for me and literally melted away my anxiety and allowed me to trully relax.
I do however agree on point number 2, hipsters did indeed ruin beards :wink:
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"Headspace is an app with hundreds of voice-guided meditations, spoken by world-renowned expert Andy Puddicombe. You'll get a subscription to the full app"
If you can find Jon Kabat Zinn's guided meditations online or on a cd, they are excellent, especially the Body Scan. Also, Tara Brach has a lot of stuff online (and on the Insight Timer) and I find her meditations very good.
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https://cards.nusextra.co.uk/affiliate/alumni
This worked for me and literally melted away my anxiety and allowed me to trully relax.
I do however agree on point number 2, hipsters did indeed ruin beards :wink: