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27 Tips For Navigating College As a Highly Sensitive Person
- By Misc Author
- Published 02/4/2010
- High sensitivity
By Andrea Runyan. College is a crucial time in life and doing well, both in classes and in general life, can have large ramifications for the rest of one's life. Yet it can be hard to succeed when overly stressed, distracted, unable to sleep well, or emotionally distraught due to issues related to being a Highly Sensitive Person.Career Planning for Gifted Adults
- By Misc Author
- Published 01/5/2010
- High Ability - gifted/talented
By Cathy Goodwin. Gifted adults often face unique career challenges. Job environments
rarely reward creativity, a hallmark of the gifted, and frequently
punish anyone who threatens to color outside the lines.
Corporations often resemble football games, where players are
rewarded for being in position to receive the ball - everyone wins by
executing the coach’s play.
Gifted people function better when their game resembles playground basketball, where you can scramble and make plays as you go.Savoring: In Praise of Slow
- By Positive Psychology News Daily
- Published 01/5/2010
- Positive Psychology , Managing anxiety
By Bridget Grenville-Cleave. "The aim of life is appreciation." - GK Chesterton. When I was a kid, summers were always long, lazy, languid. Time seemed almost to stand still. Contrast that with how I feel today: Always in a rush… The problem, as fans of the Slow Movement would have it, is that we’re all addicted to speed (the temporal eight-days-a-week variety that is, as opposed to the chemical, mind-altering kind), and that is the fault of our unremitting obsession with consumerism. The importance of the Slow Movement philosophy is its emphasis on
savoring the good life and making the most of what we already have.Maximise Your Time in 2010
- By Misc Author
- Published 01/2/2010
- High Ability - gifted/talented
By Errol Michael Henry.
Having personal goals is a prerequisite of a success–filled life,
but setting targets will not by itself facilitate fulfillment of your
potential... Massive deposits of natural talent cannot safeguard against the
possibility of unfulfilled potential — as a matter of fact, hugely
gifted people are more likely to leave this earth with unused potential
than those who possessed little.Marketing Strategies: 7 Tips to Creating Success From the “Inside Out”
- By Misc Author
- Published 12/2/2009
- Entrepreneurs , Awareness - thinking
By Maya Bailey, Ph.D.
-- Why do most business owners fail to achieve their dreams and reach their financial goals?
Is it a lack of motivation, a lack of drive or a lack of business know how?
In my 12 years of coaching business owners to double and triple
their incomes, I have found that none of the above is the reason they
fail.
Instead, it is the presence of self-limiting beliefs, many of which are hidden, that stop business owners in their tracks.Kristen Stewart and shyness and sensitivity
- By Douglas Eby
- Published 12/1/2009
- Acting , High sensitivity
Many interviewers and entertainment writers have described Twilight Saga actor Kristen Stewart as “cautious” and “shy” - even a “Self-proclaimed introvert.”
I am not presuming Kristen Stewart is shy, introverted or highly sensitive, and I don’t know her personally.
But just from my gut reaction to seeing her in movies and
interviews, she does seem to have all those traits, like many other
very talented actors.Easing Anxiety in a Shaky Society
- By Native Remedies
- Published 12/1/2009
- Managing anxiety
While change can be a major source of stress, challenging you to let
go of the past and comfortable routines, it also offers opportunities
for growth and improvement.
As Helen Keller pointed out, there is often the illusion that you
can manage change by controlling the world around you—when in fact,
change is most effectively managed from within.
Recent Articles
Solve Problems Like a Genius
- By Misc Author
- Published 02/4/2010
- Awareness - thinking
By James LeGrand. Procrastination, perfectionism, and denial are the enemies of action. When we know there is something major we must do, many of us all of a sudden find 10 other things that we think we need to do right now. We’d rather not act and wait until we have everything perfectly laid out than to begin making strides towards resolution. Geniuses act. They act now, they act swiftly, and they act with confidence.
People don’t resist change
- By Morty Lefkoe
- Published 01/29/2010
- Change, growth, coaching
Do you think people resist change? … Most people answer with an emphatic: “Yes.”
I don’t think people resist change at all.
To which you might respond: “Well if people don’t resist change, why do most people not change when given reason to change?”
When Personal Development Equates to Progress
- By Misc Author
- Published 01/3/2010
- Change, growth, coaching
By Adrienne Carlson. One of the buzzwords we hear being bandied about regularly today is personal development. We’re all being told that we must do more to develop ourselves and become better people in the process, both professionally and personally. But the question is, are we really developing personally because of all the activities we undertake?
Create Your Personal Brand
- By Brian Tracy
- Published 12/3/2009
- Entrepreneurs
Just as surely as building a powerful brand is the key to
differentiating a product in the marketplace and thus building a
successful business, so creating a strong personal brand is the key to
differentiating yourself from your competitors, thereby ensuring your
own success as well as that of your business.
Your personal brand determines how people respond to you, whether
they listen to you, buy from you, how much they buy, what they are
willing to pay, and so on.
High aptitude achievement: Is entertainment a worthy endeavor?
- By Douglas Eby
- Published 12/1/2009
- High Ability - gifted/talented
A critic once described the mind of Jonathan Miller as “a
turmoil of sizzling wires, connecting drama with anthropology,
literature with quantum physics, linguistics with genetic theory.” What caught my attention to write this post was the discord Dr. Miller has expressed about his choosing various career paths in the arts and entertainment, instead of medicine.
Food Allergies, Digestion, & Body Odor?
- By Jen Crippen
- Published 12/1/2009
- Managing anxiety
So what’s the connection between anxiety and putrid body odor?
Could be many things that cause the body odor like stinky underarm
bacteria – lack of showering, too much garlic and curry, out of control
diabetes, kidney dysfunction, or…. protein indigestion.
The latter was my case, some of it linking back to food allergies.
Giftedness in the work environment
- By Noks Nauta
- Published 11/13/2009
- Achievement / Vocation , High Ability - gifted/talented
With their creative talents, gifted individuals can make a useful contribution to innovations within organisations. They possess many more creative possibilities than the average person.
To make use of their innovative ideas and to implement them,
however, an effective interaction between gifted individuals and their
work environment is essential.