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Are we stuck with managing our traumas and self-sabotaging behaviors, or can we erase them and transform ourselves?
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Are we stuck with managing our traumas and self-sabotaging behaviors, or can we erase them and transform ourselves?
How can we live well in the second half of life? Here are the fundamentals.
Why do most change efforts—individual, organizational, societal—stagnate and fail? And how can we do better?
When clients talk about “cheat days” and “cheat meals,” they're fooling themselves in two very significant ways.
In this video, I talk about what “cheating” is and isn't, and offer a different lens through which to think about goals and deviation from them.
When clients talk about “cheat days” and “cheat meals,” they're fooling themselves in two very significant ways.
In this video, I talk about what “cheating” is and isn't, and offer a different lens through which to think about goals and deviation from them.
When you're growing a new habit that isn't second nature, you'll face situations that tempt you to regress to your old default behavior.
Some people deal with this through naive invocations of willpower: “I'll just be strong and say no.”
Others get paranoid, and start seeing danger and threat in every situation. Obviously, neither of these is the answer.
Today's video shares the best solution that I've found.
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