“Moderate success is a distraction.” Know the difference between a milestone and the destination. Greater success awaits those who stay hungry, those who appreciate the difference between the appetizer and the main course. If you desire a banquet, don’t settle for a snack.The post Settle for less? appeared first on Healthy Mind Heart Body.
Joe Rhinewine, PhD Explains Acceptance and Commitment …
I continue to attempt to explain Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) briefly, using myself as an example. I make odd noises with my mouth inadvertently whilst speaking.
How to Gain Confidence — 344 Pounds
You've got to fake it until you make it. Back in January of 2009, weighing 344.2 pounds, I felt like Jillian Michaels. Even though I had never been successful at losing weight before, I felt like this time was the.
GAO: Children not getting mental health help when they need it …
“Most children whose emotions or behavior, as reported by their parent or guardian, indicated a potential need for a mental health service did not receive any services within the same year,” the GAO wrote. “The report comes …
icon 5 Surefire Ways to Get Relationship Help – Relationship advice …
So you have been in a relationship with your significant other for a while now. Things at first seemed great; the two of you got along and had lots of fun together. But now it seems as though you two have hit a bump in the road …
Research on Financial Services For The Poor: HiH Self-Help Group …
I recently attended a self-help group (SHG) training session organised by Hand in Hand (HiH). Before getting into the specifics, let me give you a little more insight into the training sessions provided by HiH. HiH is an NGO …
The Importance Of Self Development
When you think of self development, what comes to your mind? You can't underestimate the importance of self development. The dictionary equates the process of self development to personal change, growth, progress, …
Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Children Affected
This issue brief explores research and practice on trauma focused cognitive-behavioral therapy (TF-CBT), which is an evidence-based treatment approach shown to help children, adolescents, and their caregivers overcome trauma-related …
Having a positive attitude – Is it just wishful thinking? – Ecademy
The idea that positive thinking is a good thing can sometimes get bad press. Now I'd be the first to say that simply having a positive attitude will not solve all your problems. It's not a silver bullet; not a panacea. We won't solve …
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The Wings Of Inspiration-Life Coach Tip “Be Thankful For The …
Today's personal life coaching tip is the wind beneath your wings, lifting you to your feet to remind you that you can complain because roses have thorns, or you can rejoice because thorns have roses! To receive a fresh wind …
Self-confidence of women in science and a camel « Nothing in …
Science kind of has a lady problem. While nearly equal numbers of males and females begin the path to a career in Science/Academia, more females drop out as they progress on the trajectory than men. This has been called …
Self-Esteem and Self-Control: How Facebook May Hurt Your Clients
A recent paper found a correlation between self-esteem and self-control in people who use social networks, specifically Facebook.
Buddha Buzz: Buddhism, Self-Help, and Suicide | Tricycle
Some of us Buddhists, myself included, like to decry Buddhism being used as self-help or therapy. And yet, Buddhism has become so entwined with self-help that in New York Magazine's recent self-help issue, half of the six …
Genetic counselling should be non-directive | genegeek.ca
One of the hallmarks of medical genetics is non-directive counselling. Therefore, I was dismayed to read the case for selective paternalism in genetic testing in Wired's Neuron Culture. In most cases, genetic tests only provide …
Mental Health Break – The Dish | By Andrew Sullivan – The Daily Beast
19 Jan 2013 04:20 PM. Mental Health Break. Previous Awash In White-Out | Main | The End Of The Dive Bar? Previous · CLICK HERE TO PRE-SUBSCRIBE TO THE NEW AD-FREE DISH. From The Beast. Obama Gets Tough …
Motivational Quotes Video- What Love Means | Healthy Relationship
“Only when we give joyfully, without hesitation or thought of gain, can we truly know what love means.” Leo Buscaglia – Leo Buscaglia Love is a tough subject – too complex to define, too extensive to understand, and too tricky …
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Seasonal Depression: 9 Ways To Ward Off The Winter Blues
They call it the winter blues for a reason. In the depths of January and February, when it's cold and gray and dark outside, it's easy to get caught up in feelings of sadness, exhaustion and general malaise.
6 Simple Steps to Improve Your Life Today
Would you like to rearrange your current reality? Do you feel like you are ready to begin creating your life by design and manifesting the things you truly desire? If so, then I would like to share six simple steps that you can begin taking right now to help you improve your life. 1. Focus on what you intend to manifest…
Subconscious Mind Power – How to Use It
We are living in a great time in history. There are so many new inventions that would have been deemed impossible years ago. There are so many artists, scientists, political figures that are doing so many huge feats for mankind. Their creativity is taking humanity forwards, beyond the perceived limitations of our former mindsets. Do you ever wonder how they can do this? Do they have something in their DNA’s that allow them to do more than what…
10 Most Popular Spirituality Blogs of 2012
We’ve officially put 2012 in the history books, but I felt like taking a brief look back to share with you some of the most popular spiritual blog posts that I had last year. Some of them you may recognize because…well, if they were popular, it’s because you were reading them. For newer readers, they may be a welcome compilation to get you started finding stuff on…
Life is Not Fair But You Have To Be Fair To YOU
Requested repost When I opened “The Road Less Travelled” by M. Scott Peck back in 88 or so the first words are “Life is difficult.” and I flung it across the room and yelled, “No KIDDING!” That was NOT what I wanted to hear and thought that any book that started like that was just
How to deal with bad criticism and turn it into an opportunity
It’s not an exaggeration to say that criticism is for some people the dominant fear of everyday life. Unfortunately, there will always be a person to criticize your behaviour or negatively characterize your actions. Nobody likes criticism and a few have the skills to make it work for their benefit. Definitely a bad criticism can hurt sometimes, but the following 7 tips can help you deal with it and turn it into an opportunity. Separate the tone of criticism from honest suggestions Many people, even unconsciously, manage to improve themselves after a harsh criticism, while others ‘get stuck’ on the attitude and tone of it. An argument …