Somebody Else’s Problem
There are more than enough problems in our own lives to need to adopt them from others. And yet we do. Why do we do it and how can we stop?
The following articles are related to ‘Control’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life.
There are more than enough problems in our own lives to need to adopt them from others. And yet we do. Why do we do it and how can we stop?
Rape is a horrible crime that has lasting effects. Thus far, prevention efforts have concentrated upon making victims responsible for their own safety. This is not only ineffective but unconscionable. It’s time for real rape prevention, and that involves ensuring that men decide not to rape.
These are some practical and thoughtful ways of helping when a loved one seems to be at risk in relationship with a manipulative or potentially dangerous character.
Ophthalmologists tell us to have our eyes examined each year. But how about our vision for our lives? When would be a good time to check your “in-sight”?
In a quest to become more efficient, organized and productive, I’ve come to understand that achievement requires more than just “buckling down” and “cranking it out.” Lasting success in complex, creative work takes three distinct kinds of effort.
Of all the obstacles to getting our homes, our offices and ultimately our lives in order, I find a particular kind of pride the most common roadblock. But a shift in attitude may be just the trick for motivating change.
Could being “more responsible” be bad for you?
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