Why are we seeing so many polarizing arguments and debates, particularly online? In this video, Jake Wiskerchen attempts to answer that question through the lens of the five ethical principles: autonomy, justice, non-maleficence, beneficence, and fidelity.
Today, we're talking about emotional functioning! Understanding emotions can help you move through life with intention and compassion for yourself and others. This is the first of our new series on emotional functioning.
I left off in my last post with some ideas about being mindful and practicing noticing your world. Today’s post will give you a little more insight into how to go about doing this.
Shame[sheym] noun – the painful feeling arising from the consciousness of something dishonorable, improper, ridiculous, etc., done by oneself or another -Dictionary.com
Somewhere in Indonesia there is a type of bug called the Tiger beetle. It is often described as the fastest sprinter in the animal kingdom. This beetle moves at over 5 miles per hour, which for its size equates to something like 400 miles per hour if it were a human.
Sometimes people lament not being where they want to be. “I just want to get there,” they say. Interesting is that they sometimes look to others as though they have it all.