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19 Apr 2020 1 minute read 2 comments ChippahFawkYeah
It surprised me the day I received the email from Publish0x saying my authorship application was APPROVED! To be truthful with you, I don't know too much about cryptocurrency. I know that I LOVE it, and that I am addicted to the financial gains it ca...
17 Apr 2020 6 minute read 0 comments ChippahFawkYeah
To me, being great is taking what you were born with and creating the best possible life for yourself and others that you possibly can. It means not perpetuating victimization in yourself and being realistic about where you stand in society. It means...
17 Apr 2020 3 minute read 0 comments ChippahFawkYeah
Welcome to my blog! I am very happy to be here, and very honored to have a chance to get to speak to all of you. Let me tell you how I got here, to investing in the most promising asset class of the future. It all started with an app called Sweatco...
12 Apr 2020 3 minute read 0 comments The BlackWolf
Consider this. What happens when you become emotional? You either want to be left alone and/or protected, or you hope someone gives you an excuse to unload on them, right? Well, that makes sense to a certain degree. But now, imagine your emotions are...
10 Apr 2020 8 minute read 0 comments Aerials
"How do I get other people to pay attention to me?" Every person and situation is different. Our needs for acceptance and recognition vary to a great degree. Some people could care less while others need lots of "love". It's perfectly normal and we a...
5 Apr 2020 4 minute read 4 comments The BlackWolf
Why do we hold people at bay? Why is it that no matter the type of relationship we have with an individual, they never know who we are? Even in intimate relationships we hide. Our struggle with who we are keeps us from allowing even those closest to...
1 Apr 2020 3 minute read 0 comments Karl Peyton
Appreciative intelligence defines a competence very similar to what Viktor Frankl taught us in his book The Man in Search of Meaning. It is the ability to identify the opportunity in the midst of adversity. It is being able to see the value of onesel...
31 Mar 2020 3 minute read 2 comments Karl Peyton
Why do people change? William James said that the character of the human being is like the plaster, it is never altered. However, as we well know, this is not entirely true. Often, figures that are very close to us surprise us with unexpected reactio...
30 Mar 2020 2 minute read 0 comments Karl Peyton
Excitation of the autonomic nervous system When it is difficult for us to communicate with solvency to one or several people, the cause is usually in insecurity itself and also in stress and anguish. We fear doing it wrong or showing ourselves incomp...
29 Mar 2020 2 minute read 11 comments The BlackWolf
We are wrapped, clothed in fear. We are consumed by it. Our fear tells us that life itself is a predator. So, we do what fear does – we wear masks, and the very ones that fear wears. When fear puts on the mask of aggression, we become violent to hide...
