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"    No, that&amp;#039;s not a typo. The new acronym, replaces the &amp;quot;Fear&amp;quot; in FOMO with &amp;quot;Joy,&amp;quot; promising that it&amp;#039;s more than okay to take a step a back and live in the moment. Global advertising agency and annual trend predictor J. Walter Thompson included &amp;quot;mindful living&amp;quot; on its 2014 list, suggesting that we could\u2014wait for it\u2014actually enjoy solitary, social-media-free peace of mind, pointing to the rise of digital detox retreats, the Slow Food Movement, and meditation apps. Since the report also includes highly-modern concepts such as the end of anonymity, telepathic technology, and immersive experiences, company director of trendsetting Ann Mack acknowledges it&amp;#039;s a mixed bag. &amp;quot;I think the real surprise is the fact that as we get more immersed in technology we&amp;#039;re starting to question its siren call\u2026 We are still very much embracing it but resisting it simultaneously.&amp;quot; [Via AP] RelatedIs Social Media Killing Your Relationship?Make 2014 Your Year of Achievable Goals27 Grab-and-Go Happiness Tips "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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