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Emotional Intelligence
Why You Keep Choosing Pain, Drama, and Chaos Without Realizing It THE ADDICTION NOBODY DIAGNOSES Every human being has a baseline emotional state that feels like home, a default setting that your nervous system returns to regardless of external circumstances because it was established during the formative years of childhood when your brain was learning what emotions were normal and what level of activation constituted baseline reality, and this emotional home base was determined not by what was healthy or optimal but by what was most frequently experienced during the period when your neural architecture was being constructed, meaning that children who grew up in calm loving environments developed baseline states of safety and contentment while children who grew up in chaotic, stressful, or emotionally volatile environments developed baseline states of anxiety, hypervigilance, or emotional intensity that feel normal to them even though they are objectively pathological, and these baseline states persist into adulthood creating unconscious gravitational pulls toward situations, relationships, and behaviors that reproduce the familiar emotional environment regardless of whether that environment is healthy or destructive.
By The Curious Writer5 days ago in Motivation
What is a model Human Being Anyway?
Life has a funny way of taking us down different and unexpected pathways and situations which require breaking sometimes even our most heavily sacred boundaries for the sake of survival and progress. I would like to believe I am ethical in my approach to life, but i’ve admittedly had to play the bad guy more than once for my own self preservation.
By Malachai Hough5 days ago in Motivation
10 Management and Leadership Tips That Strengthen Teams and Build Better Organizations
Good managers and good leaders are often described as being two sides of the same coin. While they have the same objective, they require different skill sets and approaches to get the most out of a team. Individuals who can manage well and lead well, are those who are able to build teams and organizations that are resilient in a crisis and assured in a growth period. Most great leaders will tell you that the knowledge they gained came from experience, mistakes and learning, rather than from a book or a classroom. With that in mind, the following list of management and leadership tips are presented in a way that offer actionable advice that you can start to apply to your team today.
By Robert Susa5 days ago in Motivation
The Cat and the Path
The alley behind the apartment building had long been avoided. It was not dangerous, not in the way one might expect. No one had been mugged there, no street fights erupted, and no flickering lights signaled a hidden threat. It was merely… unwelcoming. The paint on the walls peeled in stubborn, curling strips, and the garbage bins teetered on the curb as if daring anyone to disturb them. Stray cats claimed every corner, arching their backs at intruders and hissing when challenged. Even the air smelled of damp bricks and yesterday’s refuse, a mixture of rot and rain.
By Algieba6 days ago in Motivation
Small Win - Great Rewards. A Tribute To the works of D. Alexandra Porter. Vocal creator.
The small thing which I did was read a story by D. Alexandra Porter and recommend it for a Top Story. Which she did receive. The great thing is that we became great Vocal supporters and friends.
By Novel Allen6 days ago in Motivation
HEALING
Have you ever felt like the things you own are actually owning you? I used to live in a state where my mind and surroundings were a chaotic mess. I was a true "hoarder." Not just old shoes and nameless souvenirs, but I also hoarded dusty memories and endless thoughts. I used to believe that keeping things would bring me peace of mind, but the reality was quite the opposite. Everything just accumulated, turning into an invisible pressure that exhausted me and trapped me in a cycle of overthinking – thinking too much but solving very little.
By Helen Tran6 days ago in Motivation
