Mindfulness also "being mindful" is being aware of your present moment in a non-judgmental way, with acceptance; a state of open, non-judgmental awareness of current experience. Moreover, it is a way of experiencing oneself in the present. In doing so, one is relaxed, open, and alert.
See also the article about the life balance.
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