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Even the best of us have our off days; days when we choose to see slights in what is often merely the
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The following are six decision mistakes (traps) that smart people have made that lead to avalanche deaths: Social Facilitation: Once a behavior
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Kind learning environments are those where the rules are relatively simple, known, and there is close relationship between effort and outcome, action
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All minutes are not the same! The value of a minute varies according to the time of day and YOUR corresponding energy
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How do your modify your behavior? Especially deep-seated habits and patterns that seem to operate of their own volition? Well, first, awareness
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Low expectations are one of the most subtle yet devastatingly effective forms of sabotage we can do to others and ourselves. Low
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This blog is in many respects a mea culpa, an acknowledgement of a personal growth opportunity. In the past, I’ve frequently been
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Tabula rasa is Latin for “blank slate” or more literally “erased slate” and refers back to Roman times when a tablet, slate
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Better a small promise kept than a larger one broken. Most New Year’s Resolutions fail because they are lofty goals with insufficient
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Do you see ego as a reflection of yourself, something you need to defend and protect? Or do you see ego as
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Why? Because the easiest way out of most difficult situations is the quickest way back in! Quick fix “solutions” (painting over rust)
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The smarter you are, the more likely you are to turn your nose up at success techniques that seem too simple or