Archive for May, 2009
Change-ability Tip #16: Impasse–a temporary state
Change sometimes appears like a landslide that blocks all possible routes. It’s difficult to maintain perspective and often the only options appear to be giving up or working harder at what we always do–status quo. Timothy Butler, a psychologist, psychotherapist, and researcher on career decision making offered some suggestions when interviewed by Martha Lagace about [...]
Posted: May 9th, 2009 under 50 Ways to be resilient, Accessing your personal story, Change-ability Tip, Decision making, Resilience.
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Change-ability Tip #15: Use self-reflection in moderation
Self-reflection is undoubtedly useful in moving forward through change but psychologists warn that too much can be counterproductive. “Few people realize how profoundly their lives are affected by their self-thoughts or how frequently this inner chatter interferes with their success, pollutes their personal relationships and undermines their happiness,” says psychologist Mark Leary.
Leary, author of The [...]
Posted: May 4th, 2009 under 50 Ways to be resilient, Change-ability Tip.
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