The Blue Hair Fallacy highlights how general statements can provoke defensive reactions, often unrelated to the speaker’s intent. Recognizing this leads to personal clarity and tranquility.
Tag: advice
It’s not in the doing, but in the Listening.
So the message of this entire article. Memes, fortune cookies, grandma’s advice, cliches, maxims- sometimes they are exactly what we need.
How the Chicken Little theory helps me thrive.
It’s bad out there guys! The world can be scary. There’s a lot to be nervous about. The future is uncertain. The world is getting different. Danger…… Read more “How the Chicken Little theory helps me thrive.”
Crafting a Compliment Sandwich
Like I tell my kids, “Compliments and Thank-You’s are free. Use them often!”
“Oh?” And other Fantastic Advice from Grammy V.
When we get advice from the Yodas from the generations before us.
Gorilla Coffee – (the Term)
But, despite the HORRIBLENESS, we just keep on doing it. Why do we do it? We hate it. Yet, just keep trudging along doing it, completely oblivious to the distaste in our souls.
Plantar Fasciitis
Different treatments make a HUGE difference in the success of treating plantar fascitis, yet, most advice out there has 1 GIGANTIC FLAW!
Word Swaps to Re-Wire Your Brain
This isn’t like using a thesaurus. CAR for AUTOMOBILE isn’t life changing. It’s a synonym – I’m looking for a layer or two deeper. These need to be profound for effectiveness.
Sports Nutrition for Young Athletes
What our kids put into their bodies makes a difference.
Proteolytic Enzymes for Inflammation Control
Looking for an alternative to NSAIDs for inflammation and flareups? Proteolytic Enzymes might be a great option.
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