Winning the daily comparison game (being better than the next person) is like getting Monopoly money. No matter how much of it you get, it is still useless
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Winning the daily comparison game (being better than the next person) is like getting Monopoly money. No matter how much of it you get, it is still useless
Ideally, we want our big important communications to feel like, "what’s next?" instead of "phew, I’m glad that’s over." Too often, we view the things we want to
Have you ever heard or thought to yourself, I’m fragile today. Or maybe you’ve used the words, raw or sensitive. What do we mean when we think this? A lot of
We consider that acceptance of what is, is a required first-step in making sustained change and progress. If we start from resistance, upset, and avoidance of an issue, our
Listening to a podcast the other day, we heard something interesting that went a little bit like this: We judge others based on their actions not their intention, and
Have you ever noticed that at times, anger is more motivating than joy? The other day a friend had a bad experience with a retailer and wanted to give
Do you ever wonder why you keep repeating the same behavior over and over, even when you know it doesn’t work well or create the results you want?If
Have you ever noticed that things are really never as good as we remember them and usually never as bad as we imagine them? That’s interesting isn’t it?
Well, if we look around us, it certainly seems like more people are opting for anger. In the work that we do, we get to hear our clients talk
words left unspoken go off to scream deep inside us.- Christian BobinIt is quite an evocative idea. The one edit we would make to this sentence is that