The ‘Clock Time’ Trap
What happens when we use time as a proxy for experience? We’re very likely to fool others — and ourselves.
‘Decision Making’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life, Page 7
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Three Tests of Character: Adversity, Temptation, and Power
Throughout life, we are confronted with tests of character. Each one brings the task and opportunity to survive and become stronger. At these times, faith can help us toward becoming the person we want to be.
What’s Your ‘Futz’?
Perhaps the biggest obstacle to living the life of our dreams is not fear or lack of ability, but simple, mundane habits that keep us in a holding pattern, waiting for nothing in particular.
Redefining Boundaries
For all the talk of ‘boundaries’ in therapy, clients often miss the nuances that make boundaries an essential element of healthy living.
A ‘Personal Organizer’ for your Mind
Therapists rub their professional shoulders against a plethora of other helpers and caregivers. Often in session I feel like a professional organizer as well as a therapist.
Does Your Life Need a Dashboard?
What can automotive designers teach us about managing everyday information overload?
Why Resolutions are Not Enough
Early in the new year many people resist making New Year’s resolutions because of past disappointments or lack of confidence in their own abilities. If we could understand ‘resolutions’ in their larger context, we could use them for their proper purpose as tools to achieve what we most desire.