psychology

psychology

Unraveling the human mind & behavior

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You have the liberty and the obligation of finding out what your destiny is. You can discover it for yourself. But do you?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRh5qy09nNw

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GM wonderful people, wake up with intentions

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Authentic Happiness Theory → Well-Being Theory happiness → well-being Measure: life satisfaction → positive emotion, engagement, meaning, positive relationships, and accomplishment Goal: increase life satisfaction → increase flourishing by increasing positive emotion, engagement, meaning, positive relationships, and accomplishment No element defines well-being, but each contributes to it

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Want to stress yourself? Negatively compare yourself to someone you admire by focusing on where they’re at today while imagining they got there effortlessly then conclude that something must be wrong with you because you’re feeling a bit incompetent and nowhere near their level. This is a limited, outcome-focused, fixed mindset.

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Our culture ignores reality, promoting an illusion of an ideal world where everything is easy, unpleasant experiences are avoidable, and instant gratification is constant. Worse, it suggests that failing to achieve this means something is wrong with you. This is an illusion. Your life experiences are far from ideal, but they reflect reality, not what you wish. Reality is: Life includes pain and adversity. The future is uncertain. Achievement requires discipline. You are not special; you can't avoid these truths. This will never change. There is also love, joy, surprise, transcendence and creativity, but these never occur separately from the above points.

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“A life of total integrity is the only one worth striving for.” The way to live with integrity? Do What You Say You Will Do. Law of Leadership: If you don’t believe the messenger, you won’t believe the message. So, Do What You Say You Will Do.

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Geeked out about this today The average person has about 200 people they encounter in their life that will impact your growth as a person. Friends, acquaintances, haters, lovers, family etc. 200 does NOT seem like a lot in the grand scope of things. Choose wisely.

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is there professional therapy for the victims of the cult of the Market?

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Are you choosing to see the most empowered response in any given situation? Something “negative” will happen. That’s inevitable. But how we choose to respond to, it is completely within our control. Like anything we want to master, getting really good at choosing a really good response takes a lot of practice. So, practice! Next time something kind of annoying happens see if you can notice your habitual negative/pessimistic response and see if you can choose a slightly (or significantly!) more positive response.

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If you think “Meh, I’m good enough” then there is no chance of experiencing excellence/actualizing your potential. You have to commit. Expect adversity and be antifragile. When is a good time to be excellent? Now. Maximize Minutes.

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Anger is a signal that demands our attention, often arising from pain or injustice. It tells us something needs to change. We fear it because we've seen its destruction. Suppressed anger corrodes from within. Anger and shame are close companions. It often masks our vulnerability. Healthy anger motivates. It fuels our fight against injustice and inequity. But unchecked, it can consume us. Learning to express anger constructively is an art. It requires self-awareness, empathy, and practice. This skill is essential for authentic relationships and personal growth. Anger isn't the enemy. Our response to it shapes its impact. By acknowledging and channeling our anger, we use its power for good.

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You are only one or two key habits away from a massive transformation in any area of your life.

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this is what a psychopath looks like kids

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Oscillating active + open focus is key to creativity!

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