‘Series On Personal Empowerment’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life

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Empowerment Tools: Invest Your Energy Where You Have Power

By Dr George Simon, PhD | 18 June 2009

Human beings have one amazing power, but one power only — the power of choice.

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Empowerment Tools: Let Go of Harmful Misconceptions

By Dr George Simon, PhD | 10 June 2009

Our conceptualizations of the situations we find ourselves in can not only place us at a disadvantage, but can literally do us harm.

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Empowerment Tools: Don’t Threaten, Just Act

By Dr George Simon, PhD | 3 June 2009

There’s no need to “red flag” action that you’re willing to take if the disturbed character won’t change. Don’t threaten, just take action.

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Empowerment Tools: Make Viable Agreements

By Dr George Simon, PhD | 27 May 2009

In the course of human relations, we frequently make agreements with one another. Because disturbed characters are not reliable, trustworthy, or prone to play fairly, making any kind of agreements with them can be a risky business indeed.

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Empowerment Tools: Keep the Weight of Responsibility for Change Where it Belongs

By Dr George Simon, PhD | 20 May 2009

If you find yourself “drained” in a relationship, chances are you’re doing way too much to make things work and not keeping the weight of responsibility where it belongs.

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