Why Some People Change and Others Don’t
Lincoln Stoller2023-12-03T23:56:39-08:00The issue is not how or why you might change, but whether you're flexible enough to change at all.
The issue is not how or why you might change, but whether you're flexible enough to change at all.
Introducing some mathematical metaphors that don't involve numbers, they're visual and conceptual.
“Gruesomely violent scenes from television shows are one of the most satisfying things for many adults…”
"Sensations, Thoughts, and Emotions" reflects my understanding of psychology, myself, and relationships.
It’s not what you believe that makes you human, it’s what you don’t believe.
No one is average, and no one's problems are the same. Being unsure of yourself is a healthy attitude.
How you think is more important than what you think... what you think is just an idea in your imagination.
Do we look for sense in the world because it's sensible, or because we're wired to understand it that way?
Change and grow above all else. Welcome the chaos. Leave this world so content that you go out singing.
Seeing the edge of what you know is crucial: seeing what you cannot see. It’s important to have a good imagination.
It is one thing to separate church and state. It’s quite another to separate spiritual meaning and behavior.
I encourage my clients to build a solid brain-function foundation, and for this I’m leaning toward easy, brainwave training.