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In the lead up to the re-launch I have examined my writing and I have to say I cringed at some of it. I think part of being a writer is critiquing your own work and as you progress on your journey you learn new
Life roles; how to have them serve and support you by bringing the subconscious or unspoken into the conscious and communicated So how do you begin to shape your life roles so they serve and support you? The biggest way is to bring what is usually
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assertive, assertiveness, assertiveness techniques, how to have your life roles serve and support you, inherent rights, life roles, personal rights
The countdown is now officially on for the brand new Accessible Psychology. The new design will have a magazine style look and feel, letting you browse easily for whatever takes your fancy – from cultivating patience to boosting your productivity. The new design will be launched
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coming soon, new and improved Accessible Psychology, new and improved Accessible Psychology website, new website, redesigned website
Life role expectations; how to avoid incompatibility Your own subconscious expectations One of the most subtle but debilitating ways our life roles can destroy us is by the subconscious emotional baggage that each of us carry, suddenly exposed when we take on new roles. I encountered this
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assertive, assertiveness, emotional baggage, expectations of life roles, life roles, rights, subconscious expectations
Identity and life roles; how to avoid isolation and devastation Throughout life there will be roles we inhabit which we identify strongly with, like being a parent or professional. Although it is healthy to identify with these roles, the old adage that too much of a
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authenticity, core identity, identity, life roles, peace
Throughout life there are many rough seas to navigate, but few catch us more by surprise than the savage waves of the life roles we inhabit. In today’s society, whereby we inhabit many roles, our lives are becoming increasingly complex and compartmentalized. At any given
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emotional baggage, life roles, subconscious baggage
This is the final week in the series, so far we have covered: The intimate relationship between patience and anger Symptoms of impatience Finding your triggers The psychological impact of losing patience and its consequences The psychological impact of having more patience This week we continue
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gratitude, how to cultivate more patience, how to have more patience, laugh, love, mindfulness, patience
Last week we explored the psychological impact of losing patience and its consequences. This week we explore the psychological impact of having more patience and examine how we can begin to cultivate more. The psychological impact of having more patience When we have more patience we are
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benefits of having patience, cultivating patience, patience, practicing patience
Last week we looked at the intimate relationship between patience and anger, the symptoms of impatience and finding your triggers. This week we explore the psychological impact of losing patience and its consequences. The psychological impact of losing patience and its consequences When we lose patience we
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consequences of impatience, patience, practicing patience
Some of you may have noticed that posts have been reduced to only the Monday series articles. In truth there are several reasons, some of which I shall share with you and others which I'm sure, given time, I will write about. I have had
