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Deepak Chopra says despite the bear market in bitcoin and ethereum, and stable coin crashes, investors need to think long term and look beyond 'crypto winter.'

Amid rising prices and a changing economy, many Americans question their ability to meet long-term financial goals, a recent Country Financial survey finds.

More than half of Americans are more stressed about finances now than they were a year ago. It can help to practice money mindfulness.

If you want to quit your job, first make sure that you don't go from one unhappy situation to another.

The comedian later apologized to Chopra in a second TikTok after failing to say "The Matrix Resurrections" actor's first name.

The Healing Company has been backed by wellness icon Deepak Chopra, psychedelics entrepreneur Christian Angermayer and Dragons' Den investor Steven Bartlett.

It's not uncommon for people to seek God during times of hardship. However, the opposite appears to have happened during the coronavirus pandemic.

The over-the-top parties and star-studded shows surrounding Miami’s Art Basel wrapped up this weekend with performances by Rosalia, Lizzo, Cardi B and rocker Lenny Kravitz.

Twelve reasons Deepak Chopra's new podcast on Audible will help change the way you view yourself and the world

Deepak Chopra, who was born and raised in New Delhi before continuing his medical training in the U.S., said he hopes lessons have been learned.

Self-care leader Deepak Chopra explains why he's partnering with MindMed, a clinical-stage psychedelic medicine biotech company.

Total well-being encompasses purpose —or career — social, physical, community and financial factors, Chopra said.

Global wellness expert Deepak Chopra told CNBC that he would like to see the administration of incoming President Joe Biden involved in "democratizing well-being" and addressing "true health reform." Chopra, a worldwide leading figure in integrative medicine and meditation, said talk of health reform in the U.S. today mainly revolved around insurance reform and payments for health services. "True health reform means giving people the tools for prevention and also for lifestyle measures that can help them not only prevent disease, but actually reverse a lot of chronic disease," he said. Chopra told CNBC that "95% of chronic illness is related to stress, anxiety, depression and inflammation, and is potentially preventable and reversible." "Stress is the interpretation of threat, whether it's physical threat or psychological threat or emotional threat, it doesn't matter.

Americans are experiencing three pandemics right now, according to wellness expert and best-selling author Deepak Chopra. The first is the Covid-19 pandemic and loss of life associated with the virus, he said. "The third pandemic is anxiety and stress and fear of death," said Chopra, founder of both The Chopra Foundation and Chopra Global. "If you have stress in you right now, anger, hostility, grief, which is happening, then you're going to compromise your immune system," said Chopra, who recently launched a new meditation app, Chopra Meditation & Well-Being. "Adrenaline and other hormones go up, cause inflammation, make it more likely that you'll have a cardiovascular disease or metabolic syndrome," he added.

It's no surprise that wellness expert and author Deepak Chopra is spending his days in quarantine, meditating, doing yoga and getting lots of sleep. But Chopra also knows that while yoga, meditation and deep-breathing exercises work for him and many others, they're not for everyone. Chopra also says "music or poetry, reading interesting and inspiring books or singing nursery rhymes" are all good ways to relief stress. Indeed, studies have found listening to music and reading can reduce stress. A 2009 study at the University of Sussex found that reading can reduce stress by up to 68%.

Tapping into inner peace and joy. We don't need to apply the words "religious" or "spiritual" to these modes of healing. In the world's wisdom traditions, it has been taught in every culture that inner peace and joy are available only through looking inward. By Deepak Chopra, MD, FACPChopra is founder of The Chopra Foundation, a nonprofit entity for research on well-being and humanitarianism, and Chopra Global, a health company at the intersection of science and spirituality. TUNE IN: Watch Closing Bell today at 3pm to see Deepak Chopra live.

Digital Deepak Chopra is an AI bot that will give you advice. A digital version of Dr. Deepak Chopra will soon be able to give you advice whenever you need it through an app on your phone. "My hope is to reach a critical mass at least 1 billion people," Dr. Chopra said. "The AI will live longer than me and be able to speak to my grandkids', grandkids', grandkids." [Digital Deepak] is a digital representation of an actual human being in your pocket."

Don't let volatility in the stock market lead you into making a bad investing decision. Instead, stay calm and don't panic, advises health and wellness guru Deepak Chopra. "Any investor will tell you that if you get caught up in the melodrama of the fluctuations of the stock market, you're going to be a loser," the best-selling author and co-founder of The Chopra Center for Wellbeing, said. "If you want to be a winner, stay in for the long haul, and don't take unnecessary, impulsive risks and actions." More from Invest in You:Do this with your 401(k) as the market tanksDo nothing amid the volatility?

Author and alternative medicine advocate Deepak Chopra has weighed in on the 2016 presidential race. Chopra called billionaire businessman Donald Trump "America's shadow," representing dark impulses and hatred in human nature. He joined CBSN's Josh Elliott to discuss.