Navigating the Crossroads: 5 Steps to Becoming More DecisiveImagine you’re at a crossroads. You have to make a decision about which way to go, but you have a hard time being decisive. The two options…Oct 24Oct 24
Regarding Your Battle With the World’s StupidityHave you ever been beside yourself at how idiotic some action, service or product is, and wanted to take up arms against the stupidity of…Sep 24Sep 24
Chronic Urgency Stress Syndrome & That Monster Under Your BedI remember recognizing, years ago, that I would concoct reasons to surrender to my habitual urgency, and rush to get things done. It wasn’t…Aug 20Aug 20
Building a Foundation That Prevents Imposter SyndromeImposter syndrome is the dread that you aren’t as good as others think you are, coupled with the certainty that they’ll discover the…May 28May 28
How Psychological Hoarding Crowds Your Mind & Prevents FulfillmentWe’re all familiar with the results of typical hoarding behavior: newspapers piled in towers reaching for the celling, old mechanical parts…Apr 16Apr 16
Chaos and Order: The Myth of the Obsessive-Compulsive PersonalityPsychiatrist Carl Jung liked to ask people, and I am paraphrasing lightly, “But then what is your myth? What is the story that inspires and…Feb 6Feb 6
The Compulsive Worker-Doer: Destined for Burnout or Fulfillment?This is the second in a series of four posts describing four different types of the obsessive-compulsive personality. Each of the four…Nov 21, 2023Nov 21, 2023
The Compulsive Leader-Teacher: Bully or Mentor?Key to becoming a healthier compulsive is identifying the type of obsessive-compulsive personality (OCP) that you inhabit most of the time.Nov 7, 2023Nov 7, 2023
Closed: The Cost of Not Being Open to ExperienceComposer John Cage reputedly said, “I don’t like elevator music, but I’d be better off if I did.” Coming from such a radically avant garde…Oct 24, 2023Oct 24, 2023
