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Douglas E.
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Douglas Eby, M.A., is a writer and researcher on the psychological aspects of creative expression...
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Excitabilities – Our Teeming Brains
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What are Excitabilities?One of the key concepts of Polish psychiatrist and psychologist Kazimierz Dabrowski, MD, PhD (1902 – 1980) is that individuals with strong &ldquo ...
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Brian Tracy on Cultivating Self-Esteem
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Personal growth and achievement leader Brian Tracy writes about the importance of positive self-regard :“Your self-esteem is probably the most important part of your per ...
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Our potential for evil and creativity
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Psychologist Rollo May explains the classic Greek conception of the “daimonic” or darker side of our being (unlike the demonic, which is merely destructive) is &ld ...
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Peter D. Kramer on normality and mental health
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B eing exceptional is by definition to be out of the ordinary, not normal in some notable ways, and according to some common standards of behavior or values.Processing informa ...
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Developing our talents: the Growth Mindset
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The growth mindset In her book Mindset: The New Psychology of Success, Stanford psychology professor Carol Dweck explains how important attitude can be in developing our talen ...
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Where do ideas come from? Malcolm Gladwell reads from his book
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This is an excerpt from the audio book What the Dog Saw: And Other Adventures by Malcolm Gladwell, including some of his experiences and anecdotes on finding creative inspirat ...
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Personal development: Tama J. Kieves on doing more with joy
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Tama J. Kieves, an honors graduate of Harvard Law School, left her law practice with a large corporate law firm to write and lead workshops as a life/work and creativity coach ...
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Relieving anxiety: Slow down, you do too much
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Trying to keep too many projects going at once – doing too much multitasking – is not only likely to decrease our real productivity, but also increase stress and a ...
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Developing creativity – SARK on living a juicy creative life
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Susan Ariel Rainbow Kennedy, better known as SARK to millions of fans worldwide, is a writer and visual artist who “encourages and inspires women of all ages to become & ...
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Any more chocolate than my limit is an anxiety cause. Jen Crippen
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From article Confession: Anxiety Cause Revealed, by Jen Crippen. Why is it that when we know our limit on something and if we go beyond that, we’ll feel like “junk ...
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Audrey Hepburn: a highly sensitive person?
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Excerpts from A toast to Audrey Hepburn, by Susan King, The Los Angeles Times Oct 22 2009.Robert Wagner (appeared with Hepburn in the 1987 TV movie “Love Among Thieves&r ...
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Unconscious decisions and intuition: Tim Burton and neuroscience
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Much of what we do, including our creative motivation and work, comes from or is strongly influenced by subconscious aspects of our mind – our intuition and shadow self, ...
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The Inner Entrepreneur Video: Real Advice from Successful Entrepreneurs – Valerie Young of ChangingCourse.com joined Yanik Silver and Maverick Business Adventures on an ...
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Developing creativity – some quotes on fear
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Fear may be a barrier for many of us, getting in the way of realizing our creative ventures. There are probably hundreds of related quotes and articles on Talent Development R ...
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Steve Pavlina on self-limiting beliefs and benefiting from The Lefkoe Method
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“I believe I can fly; I believe I can touch the sky; I think about it every night and day; Spread my wings and fly away; I believe I can soar…”Dick (Jim Car ...
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The psychology of creativity: limiting ourselves with myths and attitudes
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If we hold certain kinds of beliefs about who we are and what abilities we have – whether we are even capable of being creative, for example – we can seriously lim ...
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Felicia Day on developing multiple talents: “I have a little obsessive-compulsive personality.”
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Actor, writer, producer Felicia Day says, “I don’t think I ever knew I wasn’t a geek” in the Girls Go Geek video below [posted on Amber Mac - site of A ...
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If it’s hard to do that proves I’m stupid. Beliefs and personal development
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In his article Changing Beliefs, Douglas Cartwright writes about “a biggie – changing toxic and unhealthy beliefs we may have about ourselves.”He notes that ...
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Dee Wallace on changing our limiting beliefs
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“Saying what you want while holding energy against it doesn’t work. That is what most of us are doing with the Universe. We’re giving it conflicting direct ...
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Polanski: Should artists get a morality hall pass?
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Many artists are eccentric, contrary, even subversive – living on the edge in behavior and thinking – they are even expected to be “law-breakers” or at ...
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