Feeling embarrassed by your past work is not a sign of incompetence. It’s a mark of growth.
Regretting your prior decisions doesn't reflect poor judgment. It reveals new insight.
Cringing at your old opinions doesn't display ignorance. It demonstrates an open mind.
Keeping Your Cool When Pushy People Don’t Respect Boundaries | Psychology Today https://t.co/w53XqPABsG
This post dives into understanding why others’ pushiness can be triggering, and provides suggestions for how to cope while also keeping your cool.
#MentalHealth#selfhelp
Understanding Differences in Emotion Sensitivity | Psychology Today https://t.co/7GUEKfyNTo
This post provides an understanding of where emotion insensitivity comes from and how to effectively manage your response to it.
#selfhelp#anxiety#MentalHealthAwareness#SelfCare
Even brief encounters with others' rudeness can affect our emotions, thoughts, and behaviors. When that happens, here's how to engage your self-compassion and recover emotionally, by @moodsmoothie https://t.co/MYm4CkbwiY
Coping With Unjustified Public Shaming | Psychology Today https://t.co/EmlnYcy83a
Being publicly shamed can trigger distress, even when the shaming is unjustified.
This post offers tools to help you cope without attacking your identity or self-worth.
#MentalHealthMatters
Want a sober reminder of where we are in addressing the climate crisis?
Over the last 50 years the oil & gas industry has made $3 billion in profits every day. $52 trillion in pure profit: https://t.co/vNDOhJZYHK
Time to unplug fossil fuels.#ActOnClimate#climate#biodiversity
Generosity isn’t just a sign of virtue. It’s also a mark of intelligence.
Data: people with high IQs have more unselfish values, give more to charity, and negotiate better deals for others. They prioritize the long-term collective good over short-term self-interest.
It's smarter to be a giver than a taker.
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On Saturday, thousands of people and a large number of solidarity movements and organisations filled the streets of Stockholm to stand against oppression and for justice. Movements for climate justice, Palestine, Congo, Afghanistan, Kurdistan, Sápmi, feminism, antiracism, Ukraine, East Turkistan, Sudan, class struggles, queer rights and many more.
We stand united across our struggles to fight together for a common goal; a world that puts people and planet before profit. One group’s fight is everyone’s fight, because no one is free until everyone is free. As climate justice activists we also fight for justice and liberation for all oppressed and colonised peoples.
This is only the beginning, we will not back down or be silenced.
#PeopleNotProfit #FreePalestine #JusticeForCongo #BijiKurdistan #KeepEyesOnSudan #JusticeForAfghanistan #ClimateJusticeNow #StandWithSápmi
Week 307. Earlier this week, 10 environmental activists from the group Mother Nature Cambodia were sentenced to six to eight years in prison after peacefully protesting for clean water.
This is yet another unacceptable example of the global trend where activists and land defenders are being criminalised and faced with ever increasing repression.
The right to peaceful protest cannot be compromised. Activists continue to resist state repression and continuing to speak up for all of our rights, freedom and safety. But they need all the support they can get. We all need to raise our voices to #DefendTheDefenders
I stand in solidarity with my friends in Mother Nature Cambodia and demand their immediate release, along with all political prisoners.
#ActivismIsNotACrime #ClimateJusticeNow #ProtestIsNotACrime
All-for-Nothing Angst | Psychology Today https://t.co/gFKCcwFnph
The thought "It was all for nothing!" can contribute to emotional distress. In this post, I discuss suggestions for coping with All for Nothing Angst.
#Anxiety#selfhelp#depression#psychology