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UncategorizedApril 15, 2024 THE PROSPECT THEORY When we have something good, we want to be sure we don't lose it, so we're careful and don't want to take…Read More
UncategorizedJanuary 22, 2024 FACE IT, FIX IT, FILE IT Yes, our past can be used to propel us towards a brighter future; consider adopting the “face it-fix it-file it” method: -…Read More
UncategorizedJanuary 5, 2024 LET’S CELEBRATE 2023 🏆 No matter how big or little, each achievement matters. As the year ends, take a moment to acknowledge your achievements and…Read More
UncategorizedDecember 21, 2023 WHAT YOU IMAGINE, YOU CREATE 💰In 1947, Bruner J. S. and Goodman C. C., two of the pioneers of cognitive psychology, asked a group of children to…Read More
UncategorizedDecember 15, 2023 IKEA and MINDFULNESS Assembling IKEA furniture is a unique form of couples therapy. Dr. Durvasula uses it to address relationship challenges and develop skills such…Read More
UncategorizedDecember 14, 2023 WHY IS CHANGE HARD? Because people are not against change. They are against being changed. We feel forced to take new directions. And so, we use the only power to…Read More
all-blog-posts, all-blog-posts, all-blog-posts, all-blog-posts, all-blog-posts, all-blog-posts, all-blog-postsDecember 13, 2023 THE OUTSIZE IMPACT OF A SMALL CHANGE. A Lesson from Symphony Orchestras. “In the mid-1960s, less than 10% of the musicians in the “big five” U.S. orchestras (Boston, Philadelphia,…Read More