Post-Covid blahs cause tasks to grow in my mind as I consider all the things I could or should be doing. It’s amazing how quickly I can feel overwhelmed and present myself with reasons to delay. How about you? Are delays dangerous to your motivation? I have been writing about coping skills for depression, and […]
The backstage story about our magnificent brains, and navigation of inner-space (that territory between our ears), is incredible. I was blessed to tell part of that story in my book (OVERCOME DEPRESSION: Strategies from Science & Scripture). In it, I identified organization as a key to effective use of information, strategies, and resources for coping with […]
HAPPY NEW YEAR! I feel as though I’ve been wandering in a New Year’s Fog. Yep, that’s my description … you know, where the edges of the world get fuzzy, and highway lane lines all but disappear. The world, in all its adventure, is still very much there – but veiled in misty thinking and […]
New ideas have been dancing in my thoughts, as well as old traditions. I wonder, how many of us made New Year Resolutions? And, How many layers of meaning do they hold? I did a bit of research and found multiple interpretations of the word ‘Resolution’ including these: answer, determination, finding, intention, objective, outcome, purpose, […]
We’ve been exploring the ‘How To’ factors for developing happiness. Comparisons (and/or their avoidance) can weigh heavily in this equation. Research shows that the happier a person is – the less concerned they are about critical comparisons with others. Happy people don’t spend great amounts of time in judgment of themselves or others. Some comparisons […]
