by Dan Collinson | July, 2018 | Fizza Shah, self-growth
What does positive psychology say about self-belief? Positive psychology advocates human flourishing (Seligman, 1998), which also directs us towards changing our bad habits into good habits for the purpose of optimal wellbeing. Thus building self belief into a pro...
by Dan Collinson | July, 2018 | self-growth
Wow!! What a roller coaster of a week, full of highs and lows, its all overwhelming. I saw a good friend of mine for the first time in 15 years. I was made Vice President, which means I am the future President of an association I love and respect a lot. I was signed...
by Dan Collinson | July, 2018 | Julie Ostrow, self-growth
The satisfaction of getting something done. I love the feeling of accomplishment—big or small. I recently purchased large dry erase sheets that easily adhere to the wall. They make checking the to-do boxes even more fun. And, using bright, colourful dry erase markers...
by Dan Collinson | June, 2018 | self-development
Have you noticed you keep finding yourself in the same situation, or that you have patterns? I know I have. Life is full of ups and downs and that’s ok but I noticed there are so many things I have not fully processed and this has recently changed. I have just done a...
by Dan Collinson | June, 2018 | Julie Ostrow, self-growth
A friend of mine, whose husband died less than a year ago was recently asked, “How long are you supposed to keep grieving?” I was compelled to share my reaction to the question. My first answer was, “What a stupid question. That is all I have to say about that…for...
