Tag: Psychology

12 Signs You’re A Psychologically Mature Adult

School of Life presents a metric for self assessing one’s own psychological maturity, applicable at any point along one’s personal life journey.
David Lynch: Creating Mental Bandwidth Through Routine

“Habit in a daily routine, when there’s some sort of order, you’re free to mentally go off in any direction. You’ve got a safe sort of foundation and a place to spring from. It’s very important for me. The purer the environment – the more fantastic the interior world can be, it seems to me.” David Lynch #filmmaking #creativity…
Changing Yourself For Others

Changing yourself for others is a dangerous proposition. Don’t take my word for it, listen to this example from Eddie Murphy. The man had a one in a million laugh that launched a career. His laughter was infectious; the sound of his laugh alone inspired others to laugh, experience happiness, and feel joy. Early in…
How Miyamoto Musashi Faced & Conquered Anxiety

Samurai & philosopher. Master of sword. Conquerer of an enemy we all face in our own lives. Learn how Musashi faced anxiety & benefit in your own battles.
Starbucks Subtext

Order Ahead: No loitering (even with intent to purchase). Pick up and go: Leave with product immediately. (You aren’t welcome here; you were never welcome here. All we want is your money.) #culture #society #community #subtext #psychology #perception #observation #insight #starbucks #coffee #consumerism #corporateCulture #copywriting
Test of Psychological Maturedness

The “Triple A’s” for psychological maturity, how do you handle anxiety, ambiguity, ambivalence?
Feeling Perceived As What We Perceive In Others

People who feel unsafe often feel like they are perceived as dangerous to others.
Sundays Are For The Birds – In All The Best Ways! 🦜

This small little guy is responsible for making my house a Home (for which I’m, in no small way, immeasurably grateful!)
Life With Extra Steps (Thanks Anxiety)

So much over-engineering born of never feeling worthy enough. I have to do more. I have to push the boulder higher up a larger hill. “Acceptable isn’t acceptable at all and perfect is only a beginning.” Such lies our own mind tells us. The programming received from people who were never going to accept our…
What Is Carl Jung’s Shadow Work? (Video Explanation)

I’ve enjoyed many hours of exploration within the perspectives of Jungian Psychology and Carl Jung’s concept of Shadow Work. This video dispels the myths of what Jungian Shadow Work is not and establishes what I find to be the clearest, easiest-to-understand explanation of what Jungian Shadow Work is and why it must be engaged individually…