“I speak from personal experience on this topic. How do you keep pushing yourself when you start to experience some constructive feedback? I’m not sure if it’s my generation, the millennials, but we do not always seem to take constructive feedback well…” To read the rest of the article, click here: The #1 Behavior That’s…
“…extroverts have a more active dopamine reward system than introverts. Dopamine is a neurotransmitter that helps control the brain’s pleasure and reward centers. Having a more active dopamine reward system means that extroverts get more energized and excited by the possibility of reward than introverts. So extroverts are more driven to strike up a conversation…
I believe what he says is spot on but trust, for many of us, it takes much grace. There may be a facade of being able to do what is suggested in the video by the efforts of a supposed ‘higher self,’ and some people may be able to go a long way in such…
Excerpt from Movies as Memory devices by Santosh Desai| March 19, 2018 | Times of India blog A long long time ago, i saw a film called Ek Khiladi Baawan Patte. As a piece of information, this can be of no possible interest to anyone, nor is it particularly significant even for me. What strikes…
“If you’re not regularly spending time alone, you’re not living your best life… Introverts need alone time like we need air to breathe…” Click 7 Ways Spending Time Alone Will Change Your Life | Psychology Today for the rest of the article.
Excerpt from Why Do the Songs from Your Past Evoke Such Vivid Memories? by Christopher Bergland | December 11, 2013 | Psychology Today Listening to music engages large scale neural networks across the entire brain. We all know the power of an old song to trigger vivid memories that seem to transport us back in…
This is “springboard material,” i.e., not posted as absolute fact but something to vet/research as time allows.
Spiritual Wrestlings 