There are no stupid people, only ignorant people.

Thinking in a new way.

[conceptualsolitude]

there is so much the stars haven’t shown you yet 

[kaw175-blog]

Facking stars. What are you hiding!!!

[dailypsychologyfacts]

5 Reasons Why It’s Hard to Forgive People

According to physicist and software engineer Frank Heile, forgiving is difficult because the human consciousness has a hard time living in the present. Heile states that with language intertwined in the human consciousness, we use it as a time machine to roam in our memories. Although meditation is a way to empty unwanted thoughts that weigh us down, it is language that distracts us. When we think about a past that haunts us or the way we felt hurt by someone’s words or actions, it causes us to latch onto those moments. As a result, we get stuck and find it hard to move on. The more we think about the past, …

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[kaw175-blog]

This is my everyday struggle. How to move on.

[michellepsychologist]

“Mental Illness Recovery Series” book contains 100 true life stories of people all around the world battling daily with their mental disorders. It’s an inspirational book 📖, that gives rise to the silenced truth of mental illness and the exhausting, but noble journey of recovery.

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[psych2go]

This Quiz Will Show Your Personality Based On The Cat You Choose - Psych2Go

Discover a truth about you by picking a cat that represents you the most. Have fun! Don’t forget to share this quiz with your friends and family. Illustrations via Freepik More Quizzes here: THIS 9 PERSONALITIES TEST WILL REVEAL YOUR TRUE PERSONALITY TYPE WHAT IS YOUR SOUL ELEMENT? PICK A KEY AND DISCOVER YOUR TRUE …

Which cat did you pick? Let us know your results :) 

[therealbucky05]

Really accurate!

[doctorhow11]

omg this is 1000000% accurate holy moly

[d0min]

Dang. Short, sweet, and accurate af

[dailypsychologyfacts]

5 Ways To Deal With Challenges | Growth vs Fixed Mindset | Psych2Go ft. Ways To Grow

[psych2go]

You can join the FaceBook Discussion Forum Here

[tastefullyoffensive]

(via 1TD)

[kaw175-blog]

Hah omg that is funny.

[psych2go]

[kaw175-blog]

Something to think about

[psych2go]

If you like these posts, we also have a Youtube channel featuring hopefully interesting psychology content here: Psych2GoTv

[kaw175-blog]

I like psych2go, thumps up

[psych2go]

Enjoy psychology? Follow @psych2go​. Grab our free digital magazine: here.

[yimmyayo]

[kaw175-blog]

Wow

[shencomix]

[kaw175-blog]

So disturbing - Is this what we have become 😂

[kaw175-blog]

The glass is never half empty but always half full. ~ Stay positive

Need source

[kaw175-blog]

Never fight for what you want. Fight for what you don't want. Then what you want will automatically take over.

Song or movie quote.. Need source

[kaw175-blog]

There are no stupid people, only ignorant people.

Kasper Sørensen, 1991.

[shitmystudentswrite]

Who run the world

Also, many women influenced mankind a lot: Marie Curie who found radiation, Amelia Earhart who crossed Atlantic by driving airplane alone. And Queen Elizabeth who made Britain became the Great Britain.

[kaw175-blog]

World is doomed. Next generation is going down :)

[nanowrimo]

Plot Doctoring: 9 Steps to Build a Strong Plot

Like the main event itself, NaNo Prep is always better with an incredible writing community around you. Luckily, our forums come with such a ready-made community. Inspired by the Plot Doctoring forum, we asked Derek Murphy, NaNoWriMo participant, to share his thoughts on plotting, and he outlined his 9-step plotting diagram:

Here’s a truth: you must write badly before you can write well. 

Everybody’s first draft is rubbish. It’s part of the process, so don’t worry about it. The writing can be polished and fixed and improved later, after NaNoWriMo, during the editing stages.

What most writers get out of NaNoWriMo is a collection of great scenes that don’t necessarily fit into a cohesive story—and that’s a problem if you want to produce something publishable.

Nearly all fiction follows some version of the classical hero’s journey: a character has an experience, learns something, and is consequently improved. There are turning points and scenes that need to be included in your story—if they are missing it won’t connect with readers in an emotionally powerful way. And it’s a thousand times easier to map them out before you write your book.

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