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If people could learn to listen to others with the intent to understand, rather than the intent to respond, thereâd be a lot less frustrated people in the world. Sometimes all we want is to be heard and understood. We donât always need advice or a rebuttal.
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The smallest things can make the biggest difference. Put aside a few minutes for your mind today.
30 Goals to nourish your mind, body, and soul
MIND
Stay offline one day per week Meditate every morning Read 20 pages per day Journal every day Cet up when your alarm goes Off Limit screen time after work Start a gratitude journal Try the one-tab challenge Do a media detox Take a self-care day
BODY
Walk after lunch or dinner Drink tea instead of coffee/soda Exercise for 10 minutes per day Eat more veggies Try 30 days of yoga Start meal prepping Develop a workout routine Drink more water 30-day squat challenge Try a new form of exercise
SOUL
Go to bed at a reasonable time Explore two new places Learn something new Declutter your home Try the envelope budget system Start one thing youâve put off use natural beauty products Volunteer for a cause you love Reach out to someone new Start a capsule wardrobe
23 Psychological Life Hacks
1. When you first meet people try to notice their eye color while also smiling at them. It might be because you look for a second or two longer, but all I can tell you is that people really respond to it.
2. Pay attention to peopleâs feet. If you approach two people in the middle of a conversation and they only turn their torsos and not their feet, they donât want you to join in the conversation. Similarly, if you are in a conversation with a co-worker who you think is paying attention to you and their torso is turned towards you but their feet are facing in another direction, they want the conversation to end.
3. Foot-in-the-door phenomenon. People are more likely to agree to do a task for you if you ask them to do something simpler first. (Gradual Commitment⊠makes people them think you like them)
4. Alternatively, you ask them to do an unreasonable task, and theyâll say no, so when you ask for what you wanted, a much more reasonable task, and thew re more likely to agree that way.
5. If you ask someone to do you a small favor, cognitive dissonance will make them believe that because they did that favor, they, therefore, just like you. (yes you all know that - Ben Franklin)
6. If you ask someone a question and they only partially answer just wait. If you stay silent and keep eye contact they will usually continue talking.
7. Chew gum when youâre approaching a situation that would make you nervous like public speaking or bungee jumping. I canât remember where I heard it but apparently if we are âeatingâ something in our brains trip and it reasons âI would not be eating if I were in danger. So Iâm not in dangerâ. Has helped calm me a few times.
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Youâre a different person to everyone. Youâre the hero, the villain, the sidekick, the unrequited love, and and an âextraâ in other peopleâs life story
Things you can control:
1. Your beliefs 2. Your attitude 3. Your thoughts 4. Your perspective 5. How honest you are 6. Who your friends are 7. What books you read 8. How often you exercise 9. The type of food you eat 10. How many risks you take 11. How you interpret situations 12. How kind you are to others 13. How kind you are to yourself 14. How often you say âI love youâ 15. How often you say âthank you" 16. How you express your feelings 17. Whether or not you ask for help 18. How often you practice gratitude
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Though it may take time for a shy person to make friends, once they do, their friendships tend to be more meaningful and last longer.
Psychofactz - Fun, weird & interesting source of Psychological Facts.
The smallest things can make the biggest difference. Put aside a few minutes for your mind today.
The smallest things can make the biggest difference. Put aside a few minutes for your mind today.
Just because youâve had it worse, it doesnât give you the right to invalidate someone elseâs experience.
me: wants to play multiple instruments, create art, speak multiple languages, etc.
me: lays on the floor face down for an hour instead
Minty is like the cold version of spicy
Anxiety is like when video game combat music is playing but you canât find any enemies.
We have always been told not to succumb to peer pressure, but we were never told not to pressure our peers.
