coping
Life presents variables; learning how to cope in order to master, minimize, or tolerate what has come to pass.
You Fool, You Failed Again! — A Life Lesson on Perfectionism
There are times when one feels ashamed of their mistakes. You may worry that others will see you as incompetent or unworthy if they know about your errors. This leads to a perfectionist mindset, where you feel the need to strive for flawlessness in everything you do. While this drive can sometimes lead to notable accomplishments, it also often results in tremendous stress and anxiety. Falling short of one’s own high standards feels like a personal failure, which can be incredibly demoralising. Ultimately, trying to be perfect is both exhausting and fruitless — It is impossible to achieve flawless results 100% of the time, so why bother? Instead, it is important to forgive oneself for mistakes and move on; after all, nobody is perfect!
By Neurodivergent_ai4 years ago in Psyche
How to overcome social phobia
Social phobia is a fascinating phenomenon that is uniquely human and is not seen in the animal world. If they repel each other, it's mostly for boundaries, territory, food and mates, or solitary habits. The animal's rejection is outward-facing, whereas social fear, which seems to be the rejection of some people, is essentially inward, its own rejection of itself.
By Ivan A Jaramillo4 years ago in Psyche
Taking a Step in Knowing the Mind, Body, and Spirit. Top Story - July 2022.
Towards the end of April, in the year 2019, I learned a lot about myself. I learned more than I thought I would, learned about my mind and why the things I thought happened the way they did. I came to understand why I was so different from the kids I grew up with, why I always felt strange and alien even as I pretended I was "just like every other girl."
By Brittany Miller4 years ago in Psyche
Binaural Beats: Easy methods to Heal Your Thoughts and Physique – About Comfortable Life
When you feel the need to modify your mood, you could find yourself automatically turning on some music. Who among us hasn't had a brief moment of unadulterated joy whenever their all-time favourite song has played on the radio on the drive home after a particularly trying day at work? There is no doubt that acoustic energy has the potential to have an influence on the human experience; the issue is, however, whether or not it can cure.
By Speak Arch4 years ago in Psyche











