Anxiety is a pervasive problem in general, and of course, it’s going to come out in relationships because relationships hit every emotional sore spot inside of us and there is a lot at stake. Your intentions are good, you want the relationship to last and you want to avoid being hurt, but the way it […]
Many people wonder how Borderline Personality Disorder differs from Narcissistic Personality Disorder, or how Borderline Personality Disorder differs from the usual symptoms of trauma. While there are a few overlapping symptoms between these conditions, there are many marked differences between Borderline Personality Disorder and Narcissistic Personality Disorder that are worth highlighting. There are also some […]
As a teacher in 2023, it’s important to have clear goals in mind that will help you achieve success in the classroom and positively impact your students. From improving student achievement, to fostering a growth mindset, the 15 goals listed below will serve as a comprehensive guide for teaching professionals looking to excel in their […]
There is often a sense of great joy and enthusiasm as we embark on a new endeavor. We glimmer with pride as we stand before a sea of great possibilities. We are fully convinced that the task we are about to undertake will bring significant results… and possibly even change our lives. And then, something […]
When you are looking for motivation, it is often much more effective to watch a video than it is to read. This is because you have a chance to quiet one part of your brain, so that you can fully experience what you are listening to and seeing. It also helps to know that the […]
In today’s post, we’ll be delving into the power of sticking things out. No matter what struggles you’re facing or what situation you’re in, whether professional or personal, cultivating the power of perseverance will allow you to make the best of anything that comes your way. What makes perseverance so powerful? Why You Should Read […]
“…and joy instead of will.” May Sarton (May 3, 1912–July 16, 1995) was thirty-three when she left Cambridge for Santa Fe. She had just lived through a World War and a long period of personal turmoil that had syphoned her creative vitality — a kind of deadening she had not experienced before. Under the immense […]
On aligning the things we make with basic human values for an enduring world. “No one is fated or doomed to love anyone,” the philosopher-poet Adrienne Rich wrote, “the accidents happen.” What is true of interpersonal love is also true of our labors of love — creative accidents are a mighty instrument of art, often […]
From pigeons to parakeets, an uncommonly beautiful celebration of biodiversity. Birds populate our metaphors, our poems, and our children’s books, entrance our imagination with their song and their chromatically ecstatic plumage, transport us on their tender wings back to the time of the dinosaurs they evolved from. But birds are a time machine in another […]
The problem starts with thinking in terms of having time as opposed to making time. We all have the same amount of time in a day, but what we make of that time and how we use that time is what makes the difference. You cannot expect to get the results you want if you’re […]
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