Discovering the extraordinary in the ordinary
If you are the point person for an elderly relative living alone, one of your chief concerns should be following basic elder home safety tips.
Such important information with so many of us having elder friends and family members who live at home. Pass it on to others who have similar concerns for people they care for.
See on www.life123.com
RT @GradHacker: On day 3 of theme week “If I had only known..” @nataschachtena advocates for greater self-awareness http://t.co/coobIjqEPG
This article has important insights for all of us, not just Ph.D candidates. We knowlegde, the willingess to open ourselves up to another’s perceptions of us, letting go of fear and defensiveness,builds strength and emotional maturity. If you haven’t tried it, do so….you’ll benefit. I have no doubt.
See on www.insidehighered.com
tapesandglue:
“Ever heard of Johari’s Window?
This tool has been used for self awareness exercises or any of the sort where in a subject explores more about himself or herself.
Other people call this…
This is a tool that I have used for years. It can spotlight so many of the dark corners of our minds, hearts and thoughts. Want to learn something new about yourself? Take each of these quadrants and write a bit about each as it pertains to you. See what you discover.
See on adrydngrfilan.tumblr.com
U.S. News & World Report
Leadership as love: A reflection on Dr.
Would that it would always be so.
See on www.washingtonpost.com
These 5 tips enhance freewriting to generate more ideas. (5 Freewriting Secrets for Being a “Genius” | Psychology Today http://t.co/SEOPjuCiAi)
I am always up for new ways to open my mind and generate more ideas. How about you? Would love to hear about your “secrets” to get in the flow.
See on www.psychologytoday.com
