Asking a child WHAT they want to be locks them into a rigid definition of success. Asking WHO they want to be creates a framework that will allow them to succeed at many things.
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“What”… https://t.co/cQu7b358XS
Here at Procabulary, we like to save our “need’s” for the times when they’re absolutely necessary - when we’ve exhausted all other possible translations.
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Need puts us in a bind - if we… https://t.co/jic5RyEx66
In other words, by living life in Negation - what I am not, what I cannot, what is not - I risk inundating my life experience with a tremendous amount of dissatisfaction and… https://t.co/tMU03USIx3
Here’s a fun experiment, if you catch yourself dropping a “too” when describing something or someone, add a “for me” at the end and notice if there’s any change 🧐🧐🧐
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“Thai food is too… https://t.co/IQLRpD2bl2
Remember this quote when a “crazy” thought pops into your head 😄
Damasio’s work suggests that higher cognition is a consequence of human emotion, that we are “feeling machines that… https://t.co/7UTofeCDp2
It’s SO tempting to blame the instigator, we get it. The hard truth is that the choice for getting angry is up to us. Develop an anger practice long enough and you’ll get VERY good at… https://t.co/ejjbZL3KEp
Are you an active participant in your life or a passive bystander? Words matter and we’re big fans of tailoring colloquial language into ACTIVE statements that more accurately reflect our… https://t.co/B8MtlUU3GO