Tag: selfdevelopment
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Childhood Trauma Healing: How to Heal Your Inner Child
In the spiritual realm, there is often this notion that healing your child is of utmost importance. But while you do need to pay attention to parenting your inner child, you’re now a grown-up; even though you do need to pay attention to your inner child’s needs, you have needs as an adult, too. It is…
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How to Stop Criticizing Others and Yourself
Sooner or later, you will have to expose yourself to criticism. You will have your paper graded, your clothes praised or ridiculed, your speech applauded or booed, your book top-listed or chopped to pieces by a critic’s verbal sword. That’s life. You cannot live in isolation.
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How to Get Noticed at Work
There is one characteristic that separates every successful person from the majority of other people.
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How to Prioritize Your Life with Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
I once heard that the only people who love cycling are those who cannot afford to buy a car. If you want to know how to prioritize in life in general, and how to prioritize tasks and projects, you can find your answer about the value of your choices in the Maslow’s pyramid of needs.
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How to Use Self-Doubt to Your Advantage
Self-doubt is the other side of the confidence coin. In a world where everything is about self-confidence as a market commodity, self-doubt becomes an undesirable asset. If you doubt yourself too much, you won’t take action, stand up for what you believe for, or fight for your rights. You will be a loser.
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How to Make Good Decisions that Snowball into Success
The average human makes 35,000 decisions a day. You get 35,000 chances a day to improve your life, and as many to blow it to pieces.
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5 Ways to Help Your Child Fight Bullies at School
The best way to fight bullies in school is to do something about it. You must not stand still and be quiet. You must support your child in the fight.
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Why Meditation is the Opposite of Resistance
What does it mean to meditate? There are numerous definitions of meditation. However, any person defining this effervescent notion struggles with the same problem. They are not completely happy about the wordage used to describe something that can only be experienced. Or as most yoga teachers tend to say: “Everything can be meditation.” It is…
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