Category: Weekly Postings

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Talk to yourself as a friend

In the hustle and bustle of daily life, it’s easy to become our harshest critic. We often judge ourselves more harshly than we would ever judge a friend. But imagine the profound impact on...

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The Happy Imperfect Life

Is perfectionism a good thing? Maybe not. A growing body of evidence suggests that perfectionism can be an extraordinarily damaging, cause overwhelming emotional suffering, and act as a cause of anxiety disorders. By rejecting failure,...

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Be the Change

Integrity is the hallmark of great leaders, and this attribute becomes visible when they lead by example.  A manager who wants collaboration in his organization must collaborate; if he wants respect in the work...

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Self-Care

Make self-care a priority in your life. This includes taking care of your physical health through exercise, proper nutrition, and adequate sleep, as well as nurturing your mental and emotional well-being through activities you...

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“The Happiest Man on Earth”

This is the title of a book written by Holocaust survivor Eddie Jaku, published when he was 100 years old.  I just finished the book in tears and cannot miss the opportunity to recommend...

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Self-Fulfilling Prophecies

In any given situation, your brain will make a big effort to demonstrate that the reality is equal to the belief. When you think that something is not going to work well, you are...

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“Caminante no hay camino”

Have you ever had that feeling that other people are doing more than you, or they are further along than you? As if time is moving so quickly that you feel you are not...

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Do Not Complain

“You can complain that roses have thorns or celebrate that thorns have roses” People who complain over and over are permanently triggering their negativity bias, a normal instinct of the brain developed as a...

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Illuminate Others

The most beautiful function that a human being can have, no matter their position or status, is to illuminate others. People who only focus on shining themselves, no matter how successful or famous they...