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Category Archives: psychology
Putting Fear in Perspective
Fear is Kryptonite to a Great Idea Continue reading
Posted in awareness, Business, Business Leadership, change, decision making, perceptions, psychology
Tagged change, culture, leadership and development, positive psychology
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The Evolution of the Self-Help Industry
Have you ever noticed that short, simple sayings are often the most powerful and memorable? I remember my Grandmother used to say, “You can if you think you can.” I’m unsure if she realized how insightful this was when she … Continue reading
Posted in awareness, change, culture, education, perceptions, psychology
Tagged change, culture, leadership and development, positive psychology, self-help
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There’s More to a Smile Than We Think
Stop your search for the fountain of youth. Just smile more… Continue reading
Posted in american values, change, culture, Customer Service, perceptions, psychology
Tagged culture, Customer Service, hospitality, positivity, the benefits of smiling
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Is it Too Late to Change?
It’s never too late to change Continue reading
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Tagged brain, change, false perceptions, neuroplasticity, positive psychology
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Why Meditation?
If someone had approached me 20 years ago and told me that there’s value in meditating for just 15 minutes each day, I would have scoffed at the thought. I can picture myself hastily walking away, wondering what cult this … Continue reading
Days Of the Week – Perception or Reality?
When I think about the days of the week, I can’t help but harken back to a one hit wonder — “Friday On My Mind” that soared to the top of the charts in 1966. (Originally sung by an Australian … Continue reading