Intellectual and Emotional Honesty (podcast $)
Wisdom is sanity with insight. It comes with the appreciation of deeper truths and greater honesty.
Business Executives, IT, and Mental Health
Think more broadly and create an environment that’s able to address personal and interpersonal issues.
Fractals, Resonance, and Your Personality (podcast $)
Pay attention to the odd comments and expressions that seem out of place. Look for outside events that don’t seem to fit in.
Understanding Performance and Satisfaction (podcast)
The delicate balance between performing under pressure and finding genuine fulfillment.
Would You Like Trans-Cranial Stimulation with Your Potato?
Transcranial direct current therapy uses a voltage that’s smaller than what occurs in the brain. It can support and enhance the mood states that underlie your state of mind.
Are Good and Bad Trauma Related (podcast)
What you need should be a regular part of your life, not an ecstatic or occasional experience.
Nine Laws for Fulfilling Relationships (podcast $)
Comparing Stefan Deutsch’s 9 “laws” with what I consider essential: awareness, thought, sex, neurology, commitment, discernment, effort, support, and spirit.
Is Gratitude Really Such a Great Thing? (podcast $)
Selfish gratitude is contingent and dependent. Gratitude offered with appreciation asks for no reward but can feel empty.
Your First Therapy Session
The first thing to look for when purchasing therapy, as in buying a used car, is knowing what you’re looking for.
What Is Intelligence and What Can You Do With It? (podcast $)
Intelligence is variously defined and plays different roles. Intelligence tests mirrors the history of psychology as a tool for marketing and propaganda. They mask your deeper self.
The Fourth Leg: Creativity (podcast $)
Psychotherapy recognizes three foundational areas: conscious intention, subconscious feelings, and habitual behaviors. Creativity is different, and it is overlooked.
Stepping Around Paranoia (podcast $)
Fear is a pervasive warning that diverts our attention from small matters of maintenance. Somewhat ironically, it can lead us into danger.