According to a Swedish proverb: “Worry often gives a small thing a big shadow.” How much relief would we feel if we could package our worry or anxiety in a tidy, compact area of our being and leave it there?… Read More
Posts Tagged ‘perspectives’
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Impostor Syndrome
Have you ever felt undeserving of your talents, accomplishments, or rewards? A feeling sometimes described as being a fraud or pretending to be something that you are not is more common that one might believe. Interestingly, this deceptive feeling… Read More
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Intuitive Muscles
How strong are your intuitive muscles? Intuition, our ability to understand something immediately without the need for conscious reasoning, naturally navigates us through our daily lives. According toPsychology Today, our intuition exists primarily to protect us, to keep us safe and alive. In this… Read More
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Romantic Semantics
The month of amore! As hearts abound in quests to love and be loved, analysis of how to truly experience the greatest feeling on earth is intriguing. A plethora of studies identify uniqueness in how we experience love, primarily based… Read More
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Home: The New Frontier
The term home is finding a new definition among our nation, with Psychology Today reporting that traditional nuclear-family households have declined to less than 20%. Co-habitating with roommates well beyond college, blended families, independent living communities, and committed married couples opting for separate… Read More
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Generationally Speaking I
If your goal is to understand consumers today and appreciate drivers of behavior or decisions, it is imperative to understand generational tendencies. Some universal human traits are constant: Language is a primary form of communication We identify by name and… Read More