1 day ago by Sandy

A message from Sandy. At one time or another we all encounter circumstances that seem insurmountable. They can be defining moments in our lives that can either knock us down or make us stronger. While we can’t always control life’s circumstances, we can control our responses. Resiliency is a skill t ...

Be the Difference - blog.terrygossassoc.com · 3 references

3 days ago by Kevin Torres

The Origins of Resiliency Like all cognitive behavior, our neural pathways for resiliency begin to take shape at a young age. Resiliency is a combination of a biological predisposition and the environment that you’re raised in. Because resiliency helps us manage our emotions and the emotions of othe ...

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4 days ago by Sharm Enterprise

The Center for Exhibition Industry Research (CEIR) released an update to the 2009 report, The Spend Decision: Analyzing How Exhibits Fit into the Overall Marketing Budget, which provides an analysis of the changes and trends in the exhibition industry during the past several years, how the economy h ...

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4 days ago by Sarah Pickett

I’ve noticed recently that when someone loses a noticeable amount of weight, it’s as if they’re thrown into the position of role model. Friends, family and coworkers might now look to this person as though they have the knowledge that will help them achieve their goals too. Many take to this new rol ...

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5 days ago by David D. Daggett

Overcoming Doubt Do you experience doubt before performance or competition? I sure do. No matter how prepared we are doubt creeps into our minds. We can use doubt to help prime our passions and emotions for peak performance. Doubt can be a limiter, or doubt can be a motivator. Doubts are fears that ...

Ironman for Life! - daviddaggett.wordpress.com · 3 references

8 days ago by Gretchen Miller, MA, ATR-BC

I have been starting to take in and review everything from Lani Gerity’s 6 Easy Lesson’s for a Happy Artist’s Life adventure in 6 Degrees of Creativity and now up to working on Lesson 5. I am already very interested in one of this lesson’s concepts of walking through all the previous lessons to make ...

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8 days ago by Sarah Olson

I am honored to have my Twitter feed included in this list of 50 Best Twitter Feeds for Psychology Majors! Go check out the other 49, broken out into these categories: News; Organizations; Patients; and Professionals. Best Tweets for Trauma and PTSD Survivors is a weekly Friday feature. My selection ...

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9 days ago by Susan Shaner

You cannot separate peak performance from passion, focus and wellbeing. This implies wellness and being-ness. Good health, presence and peace of mind are equally important to top performance as is knowledge and skill. Being interested – focused and passionate about what you do is critical to your su ...

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11 days ago by Ryan Lewenza, TD Waterhouse

 Look to Increase Equity Exposure Following an Expected Near-Term Pullback by Ryan Lewenza, VP, Senior U.S. Equity Analyst, TD Waterhouse January 27, 2012 TD’s (TD Waterhouse) Ryan Lewenza has just released (late last week) his U.S. Equity Strategy team’s strategy report. In it he/they detail their ...

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12 days ago by Susan Shaner

Yep. If you’re a star can-do person – then set your sights on higher or different goals that rock your world. What will really test this attitude so you know where it’s coming from and how strong it is? To achieve self-mastery, you must be willing to break beyond your current level of success or com ...

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