Neutrality is the capacity to be present with whatever is happening, whether it is positive, negative, or impartial, without reacting to it. It means you would have the same, non-emotional reaction to cleaning the garage, eating dinner, or watching a dog in the park. Emotionally, you are okay with whatever happens. Click here to read… Continue reading How to Create Neutrality
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Create Your Peaceful and Meaningful Life
Everyone has pain from the past. It might be a failure in school, a cruel comment from a parent, or a failed relationship. Letting go of the past can be challenging, but it is necessary. Those that cling to the past are forever at its mercy. A peaceful and meaningful life is easier if you… Continue reading Create Your Peaceful and Meaningful Life
How to Listen Effectively
With all the modern technology that we have for communicating with each other near and far, it seems that many people have forgotten how to communicate clearly with someone who is standing right next to them. Listening has become a lost art. This is so unfortunate, because knowing how to listen effectively can bring you a vast array… Continue reading How to Listen Effectively
Strategies for Becoming More Optimistic
Do you see the glass as half empty or half full? Studies suggest that optimism or pessimism is determined by a combination of genetics, environment, and choice. There is also strong evidence that a hopeful outlook enhances your mental and physical wellbeing. Whatever your current perspective, you can maximize your capacity for optimism by training your brain… Continue reading Strategies for Becoming More Optimistic
Empowering Effects of Taking Responsibility
A biographer made up the story about George Washington confessing to cutting down the cherry tree. Yet, it is easy to believe based on his character. The story has also been useful for generations of parents as an example of taking responsibility. As a child, you may have learned that it is more honorable to… Continue reading Empowering Effects of Taking Responsibility